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Mother swan died there are 5 eggs. What do we do?!?!?! I know we should candle them to see if they are alive but what else?

thank you. Do you know an incubator you would recommend

Is the incubator good enough for that price with the things included even if I may or may not use the turner? I can turn them by hand right?

http://www.strombergschickens.com/product/Incubator-Starter-Kit-Automatic-Egg-Turner/basic-incubators Would this be a good buy?

whats a brooder? Do we need one?

Can you give me some tips? Never hatched anything (except my own kiddo but I think that's a bit different) ? Or a good link to look at? Heck even a book to buy? Egg hatching for dummies (if it exists I'll buy it) lol. We have a mother goose on our lake that has adopted all the Canadian geese...

It would make this odd crying sound but other than that it's ok. We planned on keeping the chicks separate from the adult until they were almost full grown. It used to be around other adult swans but we are going to introduce them slowly. Just concerned about hatching them. I've read on here...

We are being given a batch of mute swan eggs. Does anybody have advice instructions pointers on incubating and hatching them. We've never incubated anything what do we need? What is pipping? Still air or circulated? Automatic turner?

We have an adult swan we had another but it died of old age. We feed them cracked corn daily we have a goose that's on the lake with the swan always and between 7 and 12 Canadians that visit constantly. We pretty much let them be wild other than we supplement their food with corn. They are...

Yeah we are concentrating on getting them hatched first. But we've had other babies on the lake that the swans ignored and we are going to keep them separate until they are bigger.

Hi. We've had adult swans in our lake for a few years but never had babies. Some friends are giving us eggs from their swans so we can have some babies this year. We want to hatch them but have no clue where to start. What to look for in an incubator what temp etc. I've seen people posting about...