Fertile Goose egg confirmation

[Brad Nimbus]

Hi! The last of my ducklings went to their forever home this morning. It was sad but the lady who took them was one of the kindest souls I've met and is a fellow goose lover. Now I'm focused on my eggs due in a few weeks. I have white chinese, Muscovy and a single Pekin egg that don't show the same definition as my Rouen eggs while candling and I'd love some feedback on how they're developing. They were a donation so I can't be certain of exact lay date. I popped them in my incubator Nov. 30.

How are they looking to you experienced folk? I thought I'd see some vein structure by now. Thank you for your comments and if this is the wrong forum I apologize, it's been a looong day.

1. White Chinese Goose
2. Muscovy
3. Pekin egg?

 

[HuffleClaw]

I’m not good with waterfowl (never had them, but maybe someday), but I’m pretty certain they aren’t fertile

 

[Miss Lydia]

They aren't fertile sorry. @Brad Nimbus are you in the USA? if so by Feb there should be good fertilization in the eggs again. Mine haven't even started breeding yet too early.

 

[Brad Nimbus]

Oh that's such bad news! Thank you for confirming what I was fearing.

I'm in central Alberta and knew fertile eggs in the winter was a long shot but I couldn't help but try incubating them

 

[HuffleClaw]

Oh that's such bad news! Thank you for confirming what I was fearing.

I'm in central Alberta and knew fertile eggs in the winter was a long shot but I couldn't help but try incubating them

Better luck next time!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Won't be long till you can try again!!

 

[Brad Nimbus]

I was so disappointed :'(

BUT I got more eggs

 

[Miss Lydia]

I see that.