chicks to shed run?!?!?!

I've got legbars just over 4 weeks too.

Since we have started to have the warm weather (more importantly, the warm nights) i've put them out in the small coop on their own.
To start with they were just kept in the indoor part with plenty of ventilation but this week has been so hot i've opened the pop hole so they can go down into the run. They have (touchwood) been going back in on their own about 9pm.

They are well feathered though.

I wouldnt have put them out so soon but the weather has helped. Just keep an eye on the night time temp's.
I dont know if yours being a shed would make a difference as mine are in a small coop.

Hi guys,
thanks for replies.
I have been hoping that others had bitten the bullet with the weather.
Ours are pretty vocal and are now 'pecking' the box slowly to bits. 
Luckily it looks like they're not eating it as there is lot of bits on the floor.
But they are also 'dusting' the carpet with bits through the slits I put in the box, which
is also driving OH mad!
As I have totally cleaned out the internal run area and disinfected with poultry shield, I think
I will take the chance and put them out tomorrow (earn some browny points!) and keep and
eye on them. Luckily they shed has windows and door on the west side so will be well ventilated
but also warm well into the evening.  Their area is also boarded so shouldn't be drafty.
They just look to closes up in their box now!
Debbie

Hi guys,
I know there are strict rules and boundaries!
But....
would I be allowed to ask if anyone 'within reason' if they have an excess of chicks around the 4/5week old age?
I don't want to put my foot in it with those who moderate as they do a great job, keeping everyone on the straight and narrow.
Thanks in anticipation
Debbie

Thanks,
I did just re post under new heading as not sure if anyone would pick it up on this link.
Will now sort.
Many thanks
Debbie

Hi,
Just to say my 4 week old chicks went to the shed yesterday and are loving the extra room and freedom.
They can now eat from my hand with ease, as I can sit in the interal run with them, rather than a hand appearing over the top of a box
They seem a lot more sociable and relaxed, so here's to the good weather
Thanks for replies, much appreciated.
Debbie

Hi
Will try, hopefully tomorrow will get some put on here .
I know I'm biased, but they're sooo cute.
I've also acquire (bought) 11 2 week old chicks (5 white leghorn, 5 barvelder and a Vorwerk), so will try
to get photos of them too.  I have been promised that any boys will get swapped, but hope I have got a reasonable girl/boy selection.  Can any advise when you begin to tell sex on these breeds as I haven't had these ones before.
Ta,
Debbie

Just stick them in this thread Debs.
Unless you want to make a photo gallery