The Robeson County 4-H Staff is pleased to announce the birth of our first chick as part of the second round of embryology. The chick was born on May 3, 2010 around 4:45 in the afternoon. It is a little to early to tell if it is a boy or girl. This chick was born from a pink egg given to us by one of our members parents. Shortly after hatching we moved the baby to a brooder box were it could dry off and stay warm. No gifts for our new baby please. Several more are expected to be arriving in the next few days. We love visitors, so if you feel so inclined feel free to check out the chicks at our office at 455 Caton Road, Lumberton. Please stay tuned to our 4-H blog to see our new arrivals.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Birth Announcment
The Robeson County 4-H Staff is pleased to announce the birth of our first chick as part of the second round of embryology. The chick was born on May 3, 2010 around 4:45 in the afternoon. It is a little to early to tell if it is a boy or girl. This chick was born from a pink egg given to us by one of our members parents. Shortly after hatching we moved the baby to a brooder box were it could dry off and stay warm. No gifts for our new baby please. Several more are expected to be arriving in the next few days. We love visitors, so if you feel so inclined feel free to check out the chicks at our office at 455 Caton Road, Lumberton. Please stay tuned to our 4-H blog to see our new arrivals.
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