|
Title: Is there another egg coming tonight? Post by: teach on 12-Apr-10, 09:15:43 PM Just wondering it is 9:15 and she seems very puffy.
Title: Re: Is there another egg coming tonight? Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 12-Apr-10, 09:20:12 PM Looks like it. Peregrines usually lay their eggs 48-72 hours apart and I've often seen a 55-57 hour range. So...48 hours from egg 2 will be 11 tonight...I personally think it will be closer to morning
Title: Re: Is there another egg coming tonight? Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 12-Apr-10, 10:08:58 PM (http://rfalconcam.com/gallery/processed/MainCamera_LowRes/20100412/MainCamera_LowRes_20100412-220700.jpg) (http://rfalconcam.com/gallery/processed/MainCamera/20100412/MainCamera_20100412-220700.jpg)
Sorry, Beauty...can't stay up with you on egg watch tonight. Hopefully I'll find your new egg in the morning! :sleepy: Title: Re: Is there another egg coming tonight? Post by: Joyce on 12-Apr-10, 10:12:45 PM Hoping the egg holds off for first light in the morning!
Check out the IMPRINTS article Some Things to Know About Egg Laying (http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?p=8#). There are also some other educational articles in the first issue of IMPRINTS. See Archive for March 2007 (http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?m=200703) |