Mar 4, 2016 #1 casportpony 🦚🦆🦃🐔 BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 13 Years Friend Spirit Educator Joined Jun 24, 2012 Messages 154,769 Reaction score 464,300 Points 2,542 Location The Golden State Been doubting my ability to tell the difference between fertile and infertile eggs, so I took these today: This is a fertile duck egg This is a fertile duck egg from the same nest that I incubated for 24 hours: -Kathy
Been doubting my ability to tell the difference between fertile and infertile eggs, so I took these today: This is a fertile duck egg This is a fertile duck egg from the same nest that I incubated for 24 hours: -Kathy
Mar 4, 2016 #2 Birdrain92 Crowing 12 Years Friend Spirit Joined Jun 7, 2013 Messages 4,040 Reaction score 642 Points 386 Location Idaho casportpony said: Been doubting my ability to tell the difference between fertile and infertile eggs, so I took these today: This is a fertile duck egg This is a fertile duck egg from the same nest that I incubated for 24 hours: -Kathy Click to expand... Good pictures. You can see definitely see the Blastoderm in the second photo. How it looks like a bulls eye instead of just a white dot.
casportpony said: Been doubting my ability to tell the difference between fertile and infertile eggs, so I took these today: This is a fertile duck egg This is a fertile duck egg from the same nest that I incubated for 24 hours: -Kathy Click to expand... Good pictures. You can see definitely see the Blastoderm in the second photo. How it looks like a bulls eye instead of just a white dot.
Mar 4, 2016 Thread starter #3 casportpony 🦚🦆🦃🐔 BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 13 Years Friend Spirit Educator Joined Jun 24, 2012 Messages 154,769 Reaction score 464,300 Points 2,542 Location The Golden State Birdrain92 said: Quote: Here are close ups of the same eggs: -Kathy Click to expand...