CourtneyTartan

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Hey guys, I checked my call duck this morning to see how her eggs were going. When I picked up a few to check, you could feel movement in the egg and if you put the egg up to your ear you could hear movement as well as a almost pecking sound.

What I am wondering is.. does anyone know how much longer they will take to hatch out at this stage?
 
Hey guys, I checked my call duck this morning to see how her eggs were going. When I picked up a few to check, you could feel movement in the egg and if you put the egg up to your ear you could hear movement as well as a almost pecking sound.

What I am wondering is.. does anyone know how much longer they will take to hatch out at this stage?


That could be anywhere up to a week or longer before due date that you can feel them moving around... did you candle them? When did she start sitting? Call eggs should only take 26 days to hatch, on average...
 
She ended up hatching out seven.
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The dad is a Mallard colour.
 

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Awesome, I am expecting some more in the next week or so too!
My dark chocolate mallard started setting around the same time as the girl who`s bought out the babies. Just a little bit later on.

I also have another girl who was starting to think about setting but then we`ve had a decent amount of rain. Will that ruin the chances of the eggs being any good? She`s got her nest up in a tree. She wasn`t sitting on the eggs when it rained.
 

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Awesome, I am expecting some more in the next week or so too!
My dark chocolate mallard started setting around the same time as the girl who`s bought out the babies. Just a little bit later on.

I also have another girl who was starting to think about setting but then we`ve had a decent amount of rain. Will that ruin the chances of the eggs being any good? She`s got her nest up in a tree. She wasn`t sitting on the eggs when it rained.


Awww!!! :love

Rain might affect but might not have... best to candle them in a few days and check them... bad ones will stink, and need to be removed...
 

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