I went down to the barn after dark, turned on all the lights, and handed out treats. (I needed some ME time) Julia got off the the eggs to get a sip of water and stretch. I quickly checked a couple of the eggs again with an LED flashlight this time. At least 2 are developing veins, the blue eggs (Isabel's, YAY!), Julia came back over and settled herself on the eggs. So, I think all is well. I wasn't really expecting much, just hoping she'd do her thing. I finally have all my hens vents colored so hopefully I will know who is throwing the chicks with the curved beaks soon. Hubby bought me a new INCUBATOR for VALENTINE's DAY. I almost cried, it was funny, he knows how frustrated I have been because I only have 1 small incubator and issues with my chicks. It was sweet, he knows what I like. He's a good egg.Give the eggs a couple More days the first time a hen goes broody isn't always successful if u want all the eggs to hatch at the same time give her some from the baton but considering she may not be completely aware that she has to sit on them all the time I would have her collect some new eggs and learn from her mistakes let her go through the whole process again with les valuable eggs until she can learn her lesson

I found an pic of Isabel before she went into the breeding pen! She doesn't look like this now.
