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Howdy, I have some Runner ducks (shipped eggs). Most of them did not thrive, but there are four nearing hatch. I thought the hatch date to expect external pipping was sooner than it was, so, after candling and seeing triangles in the air cells, and movement, I thought they all had internally...

I have a crested Indian Runner duck that's always been a bit 'special needs'. She has balance issues and tends to topple over when walking/running -- has done so out of the egg. Today I was righting her and noticed that she has several wart like objects on the bottoms of both feet. They are...

Hi, I have about an eight week old Indian Runner who seems to have warts or corns (?) on both feet. They are not inflamed or swollen with a plug like bumble foot, but sort of craggy/cracked looking. All of them are on the underside of both feet, along her toes and the tip of her toe. This...

I've surfed, but haven't been able to track a lot of info down so am making a fresh post. I have three two week old Pilgrim goslings, 2 girls and a boy. Since the weather has warmed up (and because they get bored/chew in each other and the brooder space for them indoors is progressively smaller...

Today the three goslings in the incubator hatched, and it happened to be "stop turning eggs/get ready for lockdown" for the 17 Indian Runner duck eggs sharing the incubator. I did a quick clean up on the incubator and candled the eggs as I put them back in for their homestretch to hatching...

All three goslings have hatched. I fussed about membranes and did end up chipping shells and carefully peeling back membranes that seemed dry but they have all come out. Gosling #1 hatched around 4am last night. Gosling #2 hatched about 12 hours later. Gosling #3 hatched about 5 hours...

So out of my troubled batch of bantams, I have one Golden Seabright that doesn't seem to get pecking the food yet (yes, paper towels, yes crumbles) and was instead just mercilessly going after the wing feathers of others as well as itself. Just constantly and not the "what's this" but the STAB...