The ganders are involved in the raising of their goslings as the mama just about. They both make wonderful parents.
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Pilgrim Eggs In The Incubator!
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That's fabulous! I can't wait to meet the goslings. 
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First candling last night and...wait for it...9 of 10 developing! 
Just another three weeks or so to go...
Just another three weeks or so to go...
Awesome!!!!! Congrats!
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Thanks!! Of course, I shouldn't really celebrate until the goslings are in the brooder.
No reason not to either it’s too exciting when we see new life!
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Agree!!
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It's Day 31 and seven have hatched! 
There's one egg that hasn't hatched but, earlier today, was rocking, peeping, and is internally pipped, so I think it's going to be eight goslings (the last egg isn't internally pipped, quiet, and doesn't look viable inside).
There's one egg that hasn't hatched but, earlier today, was rocking, peeping, and is internally pipped, so I think it's going to be eight goslings (the last egg isn't internally pipped, quiet, and doesn't look viable inside).
What a precious thing! Since they are auto sexed can you tell after fluff?
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