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Julie, to me the beak looks like the canadian pics Celtic just posted. My toulouse babies do not have the extreme points on the sides of beaks like the pics of your baby.
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Paulla got him out of hatcher we both held him for a few minutes now he got full of life and making alot of noise and he drank a little and he is up and looks like a drunken sailer just needed to bond and now want alot moreFor what it is worth, this is what I would do. Take 6oz glass of water and add 1 drop polyvisol and a dash of sugar. Offer the water mix to the weak one using a soup spoon every 1-2 hours.
Here are pictures of Canada geese showing the beaks clearly. Notice how they scoop downwards, almost a crescent shape where the bill meets the head.
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African goslings - notice the diamond/triangular up point in the middle where the beak meets the head
And Toulouse. Notice the straight across beak where it meets the head
I think you all are right. Just put the week old calls in for company for her, and they are about the same size. My embdens were much bigger.Julie, to me the beak looks like the canadian pics Celtic just posted. My toulouse babies do not have the extreme points on the sides of beaks like the pics of your baby.
keeps them safe hard for even embden to get out protects the other eggs and keep them fresh alsoSo cute, Jerry!! Love the tupperware set up for your 2nd baby.![]()