Assist or leave

[shawluvsbirds]

Hoorayyy! ! Glad they made it! You do good job

 

[NettyM]

Up on their feet eating and drinking . Amazing little beings !

 

[Ravynscroft]

Up on their feet eating and drinking . Amazing little beings !

Precious!!!
So very, very happy for you!! Absolutely great job you did!

 

[Alaskan]

so wonderful to hear!!!

give them another 2 days and you will never be able to tell they had any issue at hatch!

 

[rjohns39]

Watching you folks work was incredible. Great Job

 

[WVduckchick]

Up on their feet eating and drinking . Amazing little beings !

Love it when things work out. You really did do an amazing job.

And by the way, you can turn the red light off for a minute to take a pic.

 

[NettyM]

Love it when things work out. You really did do an amazing job.

And by the way, you can turn the red light off for a minute to take a pic.

 

[NettyM]

I'll do that thanks , if it's a lovely day here in the UK and really warm in the house is it ok to give their eyes a little break from the light or should it be on permanently for the first week ? I'll post another picture with lights off in a few hours as still not fully light here yet . So wary of getting anything wrong for them . We read so much whilst eggs were incubationg and that didn't go to plan so still a bit on edge , although my Daughter has taken to it , well , like a duck to water !

 

[Ravynscroft]

I'll do that thanks , if it's a lovely day here in the UK and really warm in the house is it ok to give their eyes a little break from the light or should it be on permanently for the first week ? I'll post another picture with lights off in a few hours as still not fully light here yet . So wary of getting anything wrong for them . We read so much whilst eggs were incubationg and that didn't go to plan so still a bit on edge , although my Daughter has taken to it , well , like a duck to water !

Depends on how warm it is there... ducklings should be at 90°F or 32.2°C for the first week... a little flexibility is possible, but first couple days or so I would avoid them getting chilled...

 

[NettyM]