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That is good news. I would not leave them in the incubator for 24 hours though, I mean you can but it's not necessary. As long as you have your brooder warmed up and ready to go I would take them out and put them in there as soon as they are dry, fluffy and alert. They don't necessarily have...

At this point the only thing I would do is maybe moisten that membrane so it doesn't dry up and stick to the bird. It needs to be able to turn to zip, with too much shell removed it cannot do that properly and things start to dry up. Ducks are very slowwww hatching. Give it time!

Did you pick some of that shell off? It looks like you have. I don't recommend misting with water. That won't do anything but wick moisture away from the egg and chill the duckling. since there is a lot of exposed membrane you may want to go ahead and moisten that exposed membrane with some...