How far along are these eggs?

[Lucky1]

How far along do you think these eggs are? Turns out one of my geese has been broody and I somehow didn't notice it, I took them from under her and put them into the incubator since I prefer incubator raised babies, I find them much easier to have around in the end. If anyone could give me an estimate of development I would really appreciate it!
Thanks!

 

[Habibs Hens]

How far along do you think these eggs are? Turns out one of my geese has been broody and I somehow didn't notice it, I took them from under her and put them into the incubator since I prefer incubator raised babies, I find them much easier to have around in the end. If anyone could give me an estimate of development I would really appreciate it!
Thanks!

was there supposed to be pictures????

 

[Lucky1]

Oh sorry :$ yes there were, I'm on my phone and it said they were imbedded... Oh well, ill post them up tomorrow on my computer, but I candle 3 eggs and they are all dancing for me! Hehe that is always adorable no matter how many times you see it. And the eggs are about 1/3 to 3/4 black from the chick..

 

[Lucky1]

sorry these arent the best, i hope they'll give you an idea tho.
thanks!

 

[Lucky1]

Anyone?...

 

[Habibs Hens]

the pictures are too dark and no veining can be seen

can you get a picture that looks like this

 

[Lucky1]

Not really :/ the eggs are basically full and black, veining is there in very small amount but my camera won't capture them, and today I noticed the air cells are really leaning down to one side... Does this mean that they are going to hatch soon?!

 

[Apriljc]

I believe that's called drawdown and it indicates imminent hatch...

 

[Habibs Hens]

Not really

the eggs are basically full and black, veining is there in very small amount but my camera won't capture them, and today I noticed the air cells are really leaning down to one side... Does this mean that they are going to hatch soon?!

Lock Them Down and up the humidity