- Aug 30, 2011
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I have a young buff orpington who I thought should have been laying by now but hadnt seen anything. I went lookin for her today and found her in the rosemary bush looking a little cranky. She sat there for over an hour and when she left it, I investigated the bush, I found 17 eggs. They are likely fertilized, because I have a rooster. What do you suggest I do with the eggs: any chance they are viable? They have been out in 40 degree weather overnight but the days have been warm 70 - 80. Should I just throw them away? And any suggestions on how to get Ethel to lay in the hen house like the other girls? Do I need to lock her up in there for a few hours per day?
Thanks for any advice
New at this -
Thanks for any advice
New at this -