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They're so beautiful. Do you think you'd be interested in a swap this year?
I already have you at the top of my list from last yearI am PLANNING on it!!!
HUH am I on anyone's list? Lol
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They're so beautiful. Do you think you'd be interested in a swap this year?
I already have you at the top of my list from last yearI am PLANNING on it!!!
OMG @Lacrystol
and @18angovem....following your teacher drama! Faulty eggs...seriously????LOL Unfortunately, he does not sound like he is being truthful with you...maybe a little defensive if he feels he made a mistake? Was he incubating them for you or were you expecting to get the ducklings back after the hatch? The reason I ask is if this is not the case, he may not understand why you are on his case about the eggs and the outcome. Many teachers who begin hatching have NO CLUE what they are doing and are learning as they go(myself included) and will make mistakesSo if you are donating them to teachers for classroom science, you will have to expect some mistakes to be made OR that they may not take the care in incubating that you, I or others in the BYC world would do....sad but true!
Not that I am defending his actions, but as a classroom teacher, it is VERY challenging to hatch in a classroom. Most classroom teachers do not have control over room temps as temperature is controlled centrally by most districtsMost districts also turn off the heat/air everyday at the end of the school day so room temps are not consistent. I have also had the unfortunate experience on having my bator unplugged by the janitor so he could vacuum
(now I have a HUGE sign that has a stop sign, says stop, do not unplug, we are waiting to hatch!!!! LOL) . I also have had hatches that are a complete fail for reasons I did not know since I followed the same procedures as previous years that were successful.
Just something to keep in mind. I try to learn from each experience and improve as I go but not all teachers are as committed as we would like them to be, so I would be checking out who I give my eggs to before I offer them.
I have been hatching in my classroom for years and LOVE the experience for myself and the kids!!!! And yes...I did become a chicken owner because I fell in love with the fluffy bundles of joySo sorry for your experience
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Well it looks as though he lied and most likely theybdied a few days ago or something ad he doesn't want totell me... H ewas going to hatch them out and then give the ducklings back to me. he os supposed to know all about birds and stuff because he is the state president of the pa ornothjology society. I think that he just has ego problems and saying theeggs wrre faulty helps his ego. Lacyratol tinks heis keeping the duckling for himself. Lol. (Sorry about typos I am on my tablet )
Well it looks as though he lied and most likely theybdied a few days ago or something ad he doesn't want totell me... H ewas going to hatch them out and then give the ducklings back to me. he os supposed to know all about birds and stuff because he is the state president of the pa ornothjology society. I think that he just has ego problems and saying theeggs wrre faulty helps his ego. Lacyratol tinks heis keeping the duckling for himself. Lol. (Sorry about typos I am on my tablet )
I think they were dead when they dumoed in the dumster. I just think he made some stupid mistake and wont fess up to it. I really don't think he has bthe heart to dump baby ducklings nin the dumpster alive
I'm not as convinced. Seeing as you said the photo you saw showed a perfectly viable, healthy developing embryo, he essentially tossed out those babies like garbage simply because of his own idiocy and arrogance, refusing to listen to you. He needs to be held accountable.
HUH am I on anyone's list? Lol
I'm still waiting for milles and paints![]()