The mother tends to swoop down and get worms in her beak, crunch them up into little peices, then share them out between her young.
buy a chicken by bying a coop. taro will give you a chick and then you can buy bird feed...
You can feed a new born chick some chick starter food. this can be found at most farm stores.
Innate behavior (novanet)
Take the chick over, take the feed over and bring the chick back with you. then take the fox and bring it over. then take the chick back over.
When using chick starter a day old chick will need about 1 ounce of feed available per day. This amount will increase as the bird gets older and larger to a maximum of 3 ounces per bird. Keep in mind that the young birds will kick and lose much of the feed among the bedding as they play and run through the feed dish.
Everyone said stuff about this except it was "when it hatches there is no chick you get extra life". Now that has changed! When it hatches a chick comes out and you keep feeding it when it is hungry. To feed press space if there is a bird icon on the mini map. If you feed it enough it will grow up. Return to your nest and the adult chick will fly away. THEN you get an extra life. Sometimes someone else's chick grows up and you still get a life... it's weird!
No they should really be fed fresh greens as a treat and depending on the age a chick starter or a chick grower does very well for chicks and ducklings.
Bird feed! Works like a charm. *********************** Wait until the chick almost cracks the egg open. Then remove the Hen from sight, and put yourself in her place, so that You are the first living creature the chick sees. You will be forever imprinted in the mind & heart of your chick as "Mother". Your chick will love you dearly ~! ... right up to BBQ day >"< JL
A baby sparrow is called a chick. Yep, just like a chicken. So next time you see a cute little fluff ball hopping around, you can call it a chick and feel all knowledgeable and stuff. You're welcome.
pellet..
Generally feed stores carry chick feed.
it take a week