Duckling has yellow goo stuck to naval and bottom of egg?

[Duckmomma24]

My first hatching ever was shrink wrapped. Did a beautiful assist with no blood, no scares. But I don't know what this goo is and if she is okay?

 

[Diannastarr]

My first hatching ever was shrink wrapped. Did a beautiful assist with no blood, no scares. But I don't know what this goo is and if she is okay?

im not sure from the picture , but if it were me i would just give it a day and see what happens. it should be alright.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Looks to me like it wasn't quite done absorbing the yolk. Can you ease it back into the bottom of that shell and if so, prop it upright in a cup with a dry paper towel in the bottom to hold it up for a while?

 

[Duckmomma24]

I tried. She's spunky!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Is it the membrane ? I hate not seeing well anymore.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

I tried. She's spunky!

Just leave it to rest then and check back in a while.

 

[sawilliams]

I had a few chicks hatch today first time using the incubator.

I think it's just the umbilical. It need a little longer to dry and detach. I only had 1of 6 not drag its shell half way around the bator today becuase of it. Just let it be it will detach on its own

 

[Quacking Pigeon]

The yellow stuff is just the membrane.

 

[chickens really]

Hello, that's the umbilical and the other stuff is the yolk and goop...That will separate from the Duckling once it gets moving around..

 

[Duckmomma24]

It did! She's doing good. Still in incubator she acts like she is still in the egg :/ I'm gonna go get her some vitamins to help perk her up. Poor thing.