Clodagh's clutch is due to hatch on Wednesday.
I've been trying to get broodies to set on eggs in the nest next to Clodagh.
Today I found Clodagh sitting on the eggs in the wrong nest.
She may have been off her eggs for hours! Maybe as much as four.
The temps were near 90 this afternoon, so I'm hoping the chicks are Spartans who survive.
This may be reassuring to you. Some of my kids made an incubator from a styrofoam ice chest as a science fair project. It was doing a fairly constant temperature-then the heat in the school was turned off. It took three days to get the temperature back over 95 degrees. Yesterday the furnace was turned back on and the school was at near sauna conditions. The temperature in their incubator was over 102. I showed the students how to candle eggs today and we were amazed that six egg were alive and growing (serama eggs).
So the point being, there is a good chance that Clodagh's eggs will hatch.
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