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Yes they are. One more hatched at 10PM and waiting on the last one. Then they will go into the bigger brooder. @Crestcrazy. Bill is right, there is a treasure trove of info in the stickies tab and @KsKingBee is the Peacock Whisperer. :bow:thumbsup

Thanks for the advice Bill @KsKingBee. I tried to separate the co-mommies early on but they wouldn't have it. Quite aggressive with me. Of the incubator eggs, I had one egg quit early on, 4 are now in brooder and the last 2 pipped today. Mommies on the nest are not due till the 14th.

Hatching from the 7 in lockdown has begun. :weeSince my last post two of my hens have decided to go broody and are sharing a clutch of 9.

I can't believe it's been 2 years since starting this crazy fulfilling adventure. I began in 2018 on here with an incubation project to hatch chicken/guinea eggs. That went so well I decided to begin my dream of raising peacocks for a retirement hobby. Not retired yet but have a great start on...