I guess I'll see what it looks like tomorrow morning. If I see it out then I'll nab her and clean it up, pull the eggs/lings inside. And go from there. I hope the guinea stays on its eggs. I think it's got 6 in the same nest. Ooh, and I noticed with both my broody ducks, they started with 15 eggs, the other only had 11 hatch(no trace of the other eggs) and this one has 12... The other eggs vanished. Do they eat them??
sometimes it will fix itself, i would keep a close eye on her and yes, they will eat undeveloped eggs, and shells after they hatchI work at a vet, and I know when pigs, cats or snakes have a rectal prolapse, it usually will happen again. Does this hole true for a duck cloacal/oviduct too? I'm wondering if maybe she came out to drink, etc and my male tried to mate and got pulled away running from the dominant male?? I have the males in a separate run now to avoid stressing her. I think it went back in by itself. I cleaned the pools and when she came back out to drink I didn't see anything poking out. Ugh. I think its time to eat Chaz, he's such a ****
if they both decide to mother the lings then I suppose the guinea eggs are coming inside... Bwuh. I need a break from the brooder lol. If I separate them, is there a decent chance the guinea will stay with her eggs? (i think they've only got a week to go)
@lucysducks11 miss you so glad you are having fun with your family!!!
Miss you too , I hate that I don't have an app to access the page..
