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Congrats to everyone! -Kathy

@Cynthia12 , congrats! -Kathy

Congrats, they're cute! -Kathy

Update - all but one of the eggs I set for Easter got fried. The one that did hatch, hatched about a week ago. Why so early? Silly, me, I thought it was a Muscovy egg, but looks like I was wrong. Cause of death for the eggs was probably the massive temp spike in the Janoel. Measured the shell...

Happy Easter! -Kathy

You might want to try feeding it crumbles mixed with water for a few days and see if that helps with the constipation. -Kathy

Some egg pictures I took today: This is a fertile duck egg This is a fertile duck egg from the same nest that I incubated for 24 hours: -Kathy

What does it's poop look like? -Kathy

Someone asked me about peafowl eggs, like what color, size, etc, so I took these pictures for them and thought some people here might also be interested. Four large duck eggs Four peafowl eggs Four pea eggs above four duck eggs Largest pea egg next to largest duck egg...

Do you mean heating plate? If so, I use the Eco Glow 50's and I love them! -Kathy

My EHAL update. Lots of Muscovy eggs set, but some of those might be 28 day quacker eggs. :idunno Also set some pea eggs. Anyone else hatching Muscovies, peafowl, turkeys, Guineas or 28 day ducks? -Kathy

Congrats! -Kathy

Very cute! What is it? -Kathy

@ronott1 , I thought of you while I was collecting and setting Muscovy eggs! Small ones, big ones, oddly shaped ones, dirty ones... I set all of them! Of course I cleaned the really dirty ones. -Kathy

Wow, 40? -Kathy

I set my peafowl eggs yesterday... Doubt they're fertile, but why not set them? -Kathy

Are your peahens displaying the about to lay an egg stance? You know, when they walk around all day with their tails up and ings dropped? -Kathy