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It also helps that there's snow everywhere so I'm pretty certain they wouldn't have made a nest elsewhere, lol.
I don't blame them, I wouldn't sit in snow to drop an egg either lol
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It also helps that there's snow everywhere so I'm pretty certain they wouldn't have made a nest elsewhere, lol.
AWWWW they are adorable! I used to have a little tan one named Sassafrass. She was an indoor baby and the boys left her out one day, the neighbor's stupid dog got her. I cried for a month. I'm so glad I don't live in the city anymore.Here are the little Easter Bunnies. 15 days old & to my surprise were in & out of the nest and all over the cage this evening. The spotted one is a little shy so it didn't quite show itself for pics.
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That is so weird. You would think it would go bad after a few days. YEA! I might get babies after all! I'm going to put as many as I can in an incubator, if I can make a decision on one! Thank you!They won't rot unless they are really old, that's why most of us remove the oldest eggs from the nest. They also lose fertility the older the eggs get.
AWWWW they are adorable! I used to have a little tan one named Sassafrass. She was an indoor baby and the boys left her out one day, the neighbor's stupid dog got her. I cried for a month. I'm so glad I don't live in the city anymore.
That is so weird. You would think it would go bad after a few days. YEA! I might get babies after all! I'm going to put as many as I can in an incubator, if I can make a decision on one! Thank you!
I love them, I didn't realize how much I missed raising them. Hubby named the tan one butterscotch, if it were up to him we would keep them all lol. I would too, but I've turned it into a project by documenting their characteristics. Trying to achieve my own version of this cross. I used to do it with my geese too, once I achieved the right look of the crossbreed I no longer had to write it down.
Goose eggs will keep for awhile, for example a goose in the wild may lay 18 eggs before she sits. They lay every other day, so the first egg in her nest is at least 36 days old. That's over a month! The largest gaggle of Canada goslings that I have seen in the wild with the parents was 25. It was on a private pond and the property owner said that they hadn't seen but one pair all season. That first egg was OLD.
*Peeks in* Hi everyone. How's things going this year?
*Peeks in* Hi everyone. How's things going this year?