HELP DUCK ABANDONED DUCK EGGS ARE THEY ALIVE?

[Weeg]

Yes, thankfully where I live its been hot the last couple of days and nights, they look like they were left alone for 2 days, I’m going to candle them tonight and keep monitoring them, I dont want to give up on them because they look like theyre in the last stages! Thank you for your help, I’ll be posting more pics of them tonight!

Can't wait to see! Crossing my fingers for you!

 

[sossgrl]

UPDATE: I was candling them both, there was movement in one but i couldnt tell if i was moving my hand a little or if he moved a little, but there was liquid movement that was moving on its own, it was liquid spreading out inside. Photo 1 is where i saw the liquid movement( i was holding it still and it had been in the same position for awhile when the liquid spread out).. havent seen any movement from egg in the second photo, no strange smell either.
@Weeg @FoodFreedomNow @WVduckchick

 

[sossgrl]

UPDATE: I was candling them both, there was movement in one but i couldnt tell if i was moving my hand a little or if he moved a little, but there was liquid movement that was moving on its own, it was liquid spreading out inside. Photo 1 is where i saw the liquid movement( i was holding it still and it had been in the same position for awhile when the liquid spread out).. havent seen any movement from egg in the second photo, no strange smell either.
@Weeg @FoodFreedomNow @WVduckchick

i just noticed this

 

[MGG]

They all look dead.
I'm sorry.

 

[Weeg]

Was the "movement" sloshing around inside, or more of a jumpy twitch like theres a dance party going on in there? It still doesn't' look good to me. I don't see any veining, and the color of the egg shells in the original pick plus the sloshing is making me lean towards quitters. I'm sorry, we'll see what the others say.

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

That egg looks questionable to me. You could give it some more time in an incubator to confirm whether it quit, but be sure to check for changing colors, seeping liquid, or odors. Maybe it'll surprise us all, though.

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

i just noticed this

That looks like where a calcium deposit may have rubbed off the shell, leaving a "pit".

 

[WVduckchick]

UPDATE: I was candling them both, there was movement in one but i couldnt tell if i was moving my hand a little or if he moved a little, but there was liquid movement that was moving on its own, it was liquid spreading out inside. Photo 1 is where i saw the liquid movement( i was holding it still and it had been in the same position for awhile when the liquid spread out).. havent seen any movement from egg in the second photo, no strange smell either.
@Weeg @FoodFreedomNow @WVduckchick

Many times pictures just don't tell the story. I would suspect photo 1 being a quitter, but I still wouldn't rule it out since there is some red hue left. If it were definitely dead, the red fluid areas would look more yellow/clear. In my experience.
Photo 2 is so full, its hard to tell whether it could be alive, or could be rotten! I am not convinced enough to toss either one at this point.

 

[Weeg]

Many times pictures just don't tell the story. I would suspect photo 1 being a quitter, but I still wouldn't rule it out since there is some red hue left. If it were definitely dead, the red fluid areas would look more yellow/clear. In my experience.
Photo 2 is so full, its hard to tell whether it could be alive, or could be rotten! I am not convinced enough to toss either one at this point.

This is really great info.
I probably wouldn't toss them yet either, though I don't have a ton of hope, you never know what could happen. The red hue is questionable.

 

[sossgrl]

This is really great info.
I probably wouldn't toss them yet either, though I don't have a ton of hope, you never know what could happen. The red hue is questionable.

Yes i agree, I’m going to keep them for some more day, If i see any changes I’ll let y’all know, I appreciate all of your guys help!