INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

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You know you love chickens when....
You bring your lonely injured guy into the living room so that he can hear voices. I'm cheeping to him too. His wound has scabbed up good and he's eating a drinking. Still scratching a bit but now that it's scabbed up it looks okay, hopefully he won't scratch the scab off.
Awww, how sweet of you.

Spring is finally here, ducklings getting some sunshine and escaped pullets hunting for bugs.

That looks lovely.
 
I saw one in the woods while deer hunting many,many years later, but have never seen another.
They are very difficult to see. Tiny and quick.

I don't think ours are escapees. I believe they're wild type. They're typical of the wild color.



I left my broody be in the cage and she pooped all over the eggs.

What do I do??

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How long have the eggs been incubating?
If a short period, I'd clean them. If close to hatching, leave them alone.
My thinking is that the feces on the eggs long term could be a problem.
I had a broody fill the nest with feces the last couple days before hatching. I guess she never got up. She apparently thought the hatch was imminent or the hatch was protracted.
All the chicks were fine.
 
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They are very difficult to see. Tiny and quick.

I don't think ours are escapees. I believe they're wild type. They're typical of the wild color.



How long have the eggs been incubating?
If a short period, I'd clean them. If close to hatching, leave them alone.
My thinking is that the feces on the eggs long term could be a problem.
I had a broody fill the nest with feces the last couple days before hatching. I guess she never got up. She apparently thought the hatch was imminent or the hatch was protracted.
All the chicks were fine.
maybe two weeks

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