still talking about 2 different things
unabsorbed yolk needs to stay wet to help it recede into the chick:
attached umbilical needs to dry-up and fall off:
two VERY different things
I have no idea what I am doing
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unabsorbed yolk needs to stay wet to help it recede into the chick:
attached umbilical needs to dry-up and fall off:
two VERY different things
Yes....At this point that should not be an issue with that Duckling....still talking about 2 different things
unabsorbed yolk needs to stay wet to help it recede into the chick:
attached umbilical needs to dry-up and fall off:
two VERY different things
mobius
Songster
Whee-ooo! Applause and stadium wave on baby's progress! Amazing support staff 
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Here is a pic I just took, unfortunately it looks like mess. Now the wing is out and covering its head and you can see its foot just sticking out of the top.
still talking about 2 different things
unabsorbed yolk needs to stay wet to help it recede into the chick:
attached umbilical needs to dry-up and fall off:
two VERY different things
OMG I came back and thought this was our hatchling, almost had a heart attack. LOL
Excellent educational pics @DwayneNLiz !
Dumb Question - When the yolk recedes into the chick, is it going into the digestive system?
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jesus now I cant upload pictures. Just shoot me
Breathe man... its ok. Deep breaths.
Not til after the duckling hatches
OOPS! Sorry! lol yes! they can live on their absorbed yolk for up to 3 days! Crazy!!
mobius
Songster
Least of your concerns re: pics...super appreciate the written updates!
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