Pheasant chicks whose eggs were rescued from a grass fire

These are the eight adorable pheasant chicks whose eggs were recused from a grass fire by caring firefighters. The chicks, who hatched two days, are being cared for by staff at a wildlife centre who say they are doing well. The eggs were rescued by hero firefighters tackling a grass blaze in Linwood, Renfrewshire last week. Jen Beasley, a senior hospital assistant at Hessilehead Wildlife Rescue Centre, Ayrshire, is caring for the chicks -- which she says are the same size as her thumb.