Incubating call ducks

[shawluvsbirds]

The second picture is the first duckling I incubated. But hasn’t piped out yet. My first picture is my 3 egg i incubated hasn’t been any movement though. So I’m kinda wondering why the egg looks like that?

That egg in the first picture looks dead to me.
The other one looks like it has a long way to go still.
Why are they in a box with straw if your incubating them?

 

[Milapecin]

That egg in the first picture looks dead to me.
The other one looks like it has a long way to go still.
Why are they in a box with straw if your incubating them?

It’s hay

 

[Milapecin]

That egg in the first picture looks dead to me.
The other one looks like it has a long way to go still.
Why are they in a box with straw if your incubating them?

And it’s a full egg. It can’t move.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

It’s hay

doesn't matter what it is. The eggs are not in an actual incubator in the pictures. Are you trying to hatch them under a heat lamp or something?

And it’s a full egg. It can’t move.

Which one? The one I thought looked dead or the other one?

 

[WVduckchick]

The second picture is the first duckling I incubated. But hasn’t piped out yet. My first picture is my 3 egg i incubated hasn’t been any movement though. So I’m kinda wondering why the egg looks like that?

The first candling picture is a quitter, sorry. The second one is questionable, but I wouldn't toss it yet. Is a duck sitting on these eggs?