Seems like there´s another name in there...June. Oh, and Amber....And if there´s a Paulo, there´d have to be a Rio!No, my Miss Lydia will always be the one and only. Brazil would be a nice name for one of her goslings and Paulo if there is a gander in the hatch...now I am all excited about little goslings running around and it is probably at least 6-8 months before anything like that might happen. Patience has never been one of my virtues.
Patience now that's another good name.Seems like there´s another name in there...June. Oh, and Amber....And if there´s a Paulo, there´d have to be a Rio!
pppppppppppPatience now that's another good name.
Seems like there´s another name in there...June. Oh, and Amber....And if there´s a Paulo, there´d have to be a Rio!
STOP...That is six names. I don't want to overburden my little girl on her first hatch...and it will be so long away.Patience now that's another good name.
Oh boy. I will have my hands full in a few months if that happens. I was thinking 2 or 3 but the possibility of that large a hatch is mind boggling. I will have to expand their quarters quickly if that happens.
try over a dozen! My husband found some wild geese with their little goslings it was the cutest thing!
Any idea what the percentage hatched is. One out of ten, 50/50... Oh, and I am going to try my hand at building my own small incubator and see if any of the Andalusian hens eggs hatch. Little Dude is Andalusian and they are the only breed I have that lay white eggs so, if any of them are fertile I would know they are pure Andalusian chicks. I will try with only 4-6 eggs to start. We shall see.
Mine lay from 3 to 10, then sit. Average is 6 or 7.
there are way too many variables to consider to give you an appropriate hatch rate estimate.
