Pilgrim Egg D.
Sebastopol Egg C.
Sebastopols
Egg C 85.05 grams
Egg D 141.75 grams
Pilgrims
Egg A 141.75 grams
Egg C 177.19 grams
Egg D 141.75 grams
Update on the peafowl eggs: It's day 7 for them, and they're now in one of the incubators. I candled them tonight . . . all seven eggs are developing! I wasn't sure if our boys were even doing their jobs, but apparently they are lol. For now, though, the one peahen that was laying is taking a break between clutches, but it shouldn't last too long and hopefully the other girls will begin to lay eggs soon. Below is one of the candled peafowl eggs - they're very thick-shelled making it a little difficult to see any detail.
The blue arrow is pointing at the center of the network of blood vessels.
I'm so excited about all the eggs, but keeping my fingers very firmly crossed for the Sebastopol goslings.
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