A Guide To Picking Up (Baby) Chicks

There's lots of different breeds of baby chicks, and I want them all in my Easter basket. If only they would never grow up into nasty adult chickens.

Ancona

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Appenzeller Spitzhauben

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Australorp

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Barred Plymouth Rock Bantam

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Black Copper Marans

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Black Frizzle Cochin Bantam

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Black Jersey Giant

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Black Silkie Bantam

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Blue Andalusian

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Blue Hamburg

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Blue Splash Marans

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Buckeye

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Buff Brahma Bantam

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Buff Laced Polish

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Columbian Wyandotte

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Dark Cornish

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Delaware

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Dominique

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Double-Laced Barnevelder

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Easter Egger

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Exchequer Leghorn

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Golden Campine

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Golden Lakenvelder

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Light Brahma

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Light Brown Leghorn

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Mille Fleur d'Uccle Bantam

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Mottled Cochin Bantam

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New Hampshire Red

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Partridge Cochin

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Partridge Silkie Bantam

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Quail Antwerp Belgian Bantam

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Red Star

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Sicilian Buttercup

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Silver Cuckoo Marans

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Silver Spangled Hamburg

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White Leghorn

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White Silkie Bantam

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White Wyandotte Bantam

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