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so adorable! no pips yet but were keepin a close eye on them!!

how old is the baby?

could you attach a picture?

could be a fox or a hawk/owl .

my father is a licensed wildlife rehabber, so im getting his help. she hadnt been there for the entire day so I made the deciscion to bring them in. weve seen all of her eggs (4) and shes been sitting on them for 12 days today, so we were sure she was done laying. she hadnt been there all day...

The robin eggs were actually in my grandparents window! whenever they went into the room it scared them to death so they ended up abandoning the nest and i waited several hours to see if they came back but they didnt. So I actually candled them (4) and all are alive! one cracked but im...

robin abandoned her this morning and hasnt come back. they were cold so i brought them into my incubator. do they still have a chance even after they were cold for a number of hours? still have veins and no distinguishable blood rings.

thats fine to hold them in as long as you remember to rotate them throughout the day.

If the egg dies in the process of incubation will you still see the veins even if its dead?

Im very impatient as well, my clutch of robin eggs we are taking care of have not moved or peeped at all just have to explore something new to me that people call 'patience'

Looks to be a baby forming!

Its completely normal for the little guys to not wiggle or chirp. The last clutch we incubated didnt move or chirp at all but every one but 2 hatched.

Are there veins? if not sadly your eggs are infertile.

Hello! I recently found a robin egg, I candled it earlier in the process of incubation and saw movement and blood veins. Now around 9 days later all I see is a huge black bob in there, no movement. There are still blood veins but I cant seem to see any movement. Is that just the chick growing...