Around 3 weeks ago, we found our Porcelain d'Uccle pullet, Nectar, sitting on a clutch of 10 hidden eggs. After candling them, most seemed to be around day 3, but a few of them I was skeptical on. Waiting a few days, I pulled 2 of them, neither developing. The remaining eggs were labeled D-1 to D-8, D-8 disappearing randomly (we suspect an egg eater).
Today is day 20, the remaining 7 eggs looking good and are under our white silkie, Light. 2 have already been heard peeping and D-5 is externally pipped.
The father is most likely our bantam Easter Egger cockerel and the mother could be the Golden Sebright or the Porcelain d'Uccle.
Today is day 20, the remaining 7 eggs looking good and are under our white silkie, Light. 2 have already been heard peeping and D-5 is externally pipped.
The father is most likely our bantam Easter Egger cockerel and the mother could be the Golden Sebright or the Porcelain d'Uccle.