Goose Egg Size Differences - underweight?

[BlackRaven27]

Hello all!
I have 4 beautiful Pilgrim geese, nd this is their first year laying. They started about 9 days ago.

I have a serious difference in egg size between them and I'm worried about incubating the smaller eggs. When I originally hatched my 4 girls, their eggs were larger like the ones in the photo. The smaller eggs in the photo seem too small and yet they are drastically out numbering the larger ones.

Can anyone tell if they are under sized?
I will be trying to buy a scale today so I can weigh them.

Thanks for any advice!

 

[kandyg_99]

If They Are New To Laying Their Eggs Will Start Out Small.

 

[BlackRaven27]

If They Are New To Laying Their Eggs Will Start Out Small.

But will they be viable to incubate? I'm worried the gosling would be cramped/under weight.

 

[noahs ark]

Hello all!
I have 4 beautiful Pilgrim geese, nd this is their first year laying. They started about 9 days ago.

I have a serious difference in egg size between them and I'm worried about incubating the smaller eggs. When I originally hatched my 4 girls, their eggs were larger like the ones in the photo. The smaller eggs in the photo seem too small and yet they are drastically out numbering the larger ones.

Can anyone tell if they are under sized?
I will be trying to buy a scale today so I can weigh them.

Thanks for any advice!

how did your hatch go? i am curiouse as i have the same thing going on with my goose eggs.my incubater will be free in a few days to start the goose eggs.