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sory miss uderstood

Looked at the picture again is it still talking to you

dont overheat it, but keep it warm. Needs to be around 37 degrees Celsius. Its still not fully ready to hatch.

I dont know what country your in so may be out of my element. The Picture is a baby not ready to hatch. When you see blood you stop. The blood vessels are still atached. Probably needed a few more hours in the shell.

Ok so it still needs time for its yolk to absorb you may be ok. But be patient and give it heat.

You Breath and keep it warm. Give me a min.

If you see blood in a hatch its because the baby hasent adsorbed yet

STOP

What do you mean by flesh blood

Wonderful Good job. do you know what they would eat if there parents were raising them.

The beginning of the post it said you thought it was a wild bird egg if I read that right. If it is you should call parks and wildlife. If its a domestic goose find a lamp with a old fashioned light bulb that throws out heat or a electric blanket or heating pad. Keep it warm but let it get out...