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Thank you! I think they are enjoyable to watch so I thought I would share I just took new ones with them not under their Mommy

I didnt save the eggs. I just didnt feel experienced enough much less have ANY of the things I would need (not even a heating pad) Ill miss her but just a week later my other two girls decided to become broody and as of July 5 my Magpie had 12 babies and my Cayuga is sitting on about 10 which...

No friends with incubator and no broody chickens/ducks... she was the only one I had that started to get broody. As to what happened to her... A month ago she had decided to nest behind the chicken coop where a tattered tarp over hung the spot she chose. I guess I didnt think much of it...

She was just a week short of their hatching time. I dont have an incubator. How would I know which eggs where viable and how can I save them (if at all) since I dont have an incubator.