Oh my. That really does look fertile. BUT, ducks and chickens cannot... um.. do it. Their anatomy is different. Are you SURE that crowing hen is a hen?
Do you see any white stuff anywhere on the yolk?
Do you see any white stuff anywhere on the yolk?
And once again stupid questions from me woohooo!
Is it really possible for a duck to fertilize a chickens eggs?
I'm sure both my chickens are hens, despite the one crowing(she was laying regularly until she went broody, then she quit and a week later the chicken started laying, their eggs are different enough I'm sure about this).
My duck is still laying and I'm guessing her eggs are fertile to.
The chicken egg I opened had th nice pretty bulls eye.
If it really is a fertile egg my kid wants to stick it in the incubator.
There are no other poultry in the neighborhood, and no roos that I've heard.
The dog won't tolerate even a crow or squirrel in the yard, not sure what she would do if a rooster showed up.
I could be losing my mind also
My kid wants to put one in the incubator and hope a chimera hatches.
Even with the glare it's really visible.
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Did I miss a post where she said she was going somewhere? I remember you saying that last night.
