Remember when they were newly hatched one week ago? That was then . . .

This is NOW! See the amount of feathering? Just two days before, we could just barely see the first feathers poking through.

You can see the covering on the feathers. The chicks are occasionally working to get their feathers a little more fluffed. Today, they are trying to FLY! (Hello!?!?!  I forgot about this part!)

Don't they look so different? From this angle, they still look cute and fluffy like we're used to seeing. Days from now, they will look very, very different!  ;')

This is how I set up the eggs on Day 14. We wanted to be sure the chicks had a good chance at finding "up" when it came to hatching. We know that worked for two of them at least.

This is the first chick to hatch. It's a little darker in color than the second one. He or she will probably slate in color. Remember the grid is 1/4" mesh under these little guys.  ;')

This is the second chick to hatch. He or she is slightly lighter and may be a slightly lighter slate or gray color.

Here they are together as they are drying off. Once they are very dry they can be moved to the brooder. We hoped to leave them in a little longer, since their peeps tend to encourage other chicks to hatch if they are going to on that day.

Remember my neat little line of eggs? Well, this is what two chicks running around like banshees will do to my little Type A egg organization. We moved the chicks to the brooder soon after this so we wouldn't have to worry about about eggs being tossed all over the place.

Are these not the cutest little banshees you've ever seen?