We lost one of our Polish chicks this morning. S/he didn't appear to be sick so we aren't sure exactly what happened, but we found her/him lifeless when we checked on them this morning. This was one of my favorites so I'm a bit disappointed. :(
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
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