Una's made more excellent progress the last few days! (I think I say that every post. Isn't it great when all you have is good news to share?)

Both chicks have been growing rapidly, as baby chicks are wont to do. 2 weeks old! Wing feathers are all in, great for Una's balance. She uses her wings a lot more than Gloria, even though Gloria can fly-jump onto our heads already. (Gloria still has all white feathers??? None of our chickens or the neighbors' are all white. Huh.)

Just in the last few days, Una has made the following achievements:

• Much better stability. She no longer feels the need to lean against the wall/my leg as much and will venture off on her own or with Gloria during our "field trips" outside. She also doesn't have to be as careful -for example, she can climb onto my lap and jump back to the ground without "crash landing."
• Greater stamina. I think the leaning has also decreased because she doesn't get tired as quickly, and she sits a lot less. She stands almost as much as Gloria, in fact.
• More control. I've seen some people on this site saying their tripawds had an easier time going fast than going slow; that's been true for Una as well, but she's gotten much better at small, neat hops. More like "steps." In fact, during her best stretches someone watching from above might not even be able to tell she's one-legged! She's gotten better at straight lines as well.

Here's some more pictures, and a video (I've never done much with videos on computers, so we'll see how it goes). The first one is my favorite picture of her so far, it's from a few days ago:

These other ones are from this afternoon.

I couldn't figure out how to put the movie directly in the post, so here's the YouTube link:

The video's from my phone, sorry for crappy quality! Also, she's doing really well in this video, but she was doing even better (walking straighter, etc.) this morning. She tends to get more tired throughout the day. They really like the outside weather and hunting for bugs, so it's good motivation for her to move!