The two rosettas tux's have white wing tips, one more than the other.
The last egg had a premature chick maybe 1 1/2 weeks developed, looked like a pharaoh. Couldn't really tell what went wrong with that one.
So 6/20 eggs, 30% hatch from shipped eggs can't complain too much. Two rosetta tuxedos, one tibetan tuxedo, one rosetta, one roux dilute, and one pharaoh.
O.K.
I have a really nice point and shoot, digital camera from kodak. even has macro.
But when I get near babies they run around. How did you get them to sit still.
And even with the large view window that it has, it would be hard to see from in the bator, so did you stand on your head?
Seriously,
Beautiful pictures and I'm so impressed and jealous!
Thanks. My camera is an outdated Canon power shot A1100IS 12.1MP.
My current brooder is a little rubbermaide container, it gives the advantage of being able to see the camera from the outside. They didn't hold still except for the pics where they're half asleep. Just a matter of catching the times when they pause for half a second.
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My specialty is avian photography (err, besides my bobs' photos. Hard to shoot in their hutch.), especially portraits. Let me know if you want me to come over & shoot some photos for you some time. I also need to get myself settled into your barn