Ok, I just did that. I did not see any veins and I think his little behind is halfway into the air sac. Lots of movement in the air sac and lots of peeping.
I can see enough through the safety hole enough that I can watch his beak.
As of today I don’t see anymore “chewing and yawning” but he doesn’t seem to have any interest in attempting to try to hatch. 

Not once did any of them hatch completely on their own. It’s very upsetting and stressful because I still have 10 eggs left. The last 4 are from March 21st. And 2 were not fertile. The other 4 are developing nicely. The other 6 are due between April 7th - April 11th.
Unfortunately I forgot to date them because we had so much going on, but I can pretty much tell by looking at the eggs. (Which I learned from this awesome group!) 

I’m sure that you can understand how nervous I am right now after losing my last one, that I just can’t stop blaming myself for it dying! I know I keep repeating myself but I’m 98% sure I could have saved my poor baby.. The scratch was small but I should have allowed her to finish hatching and worked on stopping the bleeding.
So that being said, I’m extremely nervous about having to assist with this one. I’ve never had a malpositioned duckling before and I have no way of knowing if it’s yolk sac is absorbed.  
I’ll absolutely keep sending updates.
And thank you so much as usual! 

