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Myavia
Chirping
- May 25, 2020
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Okay, I just expanded the hole. Before I did that, I thought I saw the silhouette of the beak inside the air sac again, but I didn’t see any movement. I expanded the safety hole enough to see in, and the duckling had its beak in the air sac. I watched and did not see any movement. I noticed quite a bit of brownish yellow fluid inside of the egg. I tried to get some out, applied coconut oil to the membrane, and placed the egg back into the incubator. Although I didn’t see any movement, I could’ve sworn I felt it a few times when I was holding the egg, although I didn’t see it.