Little thing is super active so I situated it in a little bowl with its tail end back in the shell to attempt to protect the yolk from rupturing. Hopefully it absorbs and is just fine but we’ll see.
Duckling is out and chirping, but I am seeing what I’m assuming is unabsorbed yolk. When it moves the shell looks to still be attached. Is the best thing to just let it be and rest?
Baby is still just hanging in there. Is this the chewing behavior that indicates it is still absorbing the yolk? Do I need to be concerned with how white and opaque the membrane is now?
Hello! I have a Pekin cross egg I’m incubating and I’m wondering when/if I need to intervene. Here’s some details:
Today is day 32 of incubation. This is the last egg of the clutch. The rest of the clutch hatched between Saturday 3/22 and Monday 3/24.
This egg had an external pip yesterday...
Our local feed store gave me a chick that has something neurological going on (I suspect). It’s less than a week old, and was marked as a light Brahma Pullet. It was getting picked on prior to me taking it, hence the scab above its beak. It seems to always lean to the left and isn’t very...