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From Cornell... this is fascinating - esp since Pefas have been known to have twins: two chicks in one egg.
http://lauraerickson.blogspot.ie/2012/04/normal.html?utm_source=Cornell+Lab+eNews&utm_campaign=7430f577ad-NestWatch_eNewsletter_July+2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_47588b5758-7430f577ad-278055005
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Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 22-Jul-13, 11:09:05 AM
From Cornell... this is fascinating - esp since Pefas have been known to have twins: two chicks in one egg.
http://lauraerickson.blogspot.ie/2012/04/normal.html?utm_source=Cornell+Lab+eNews&utm_campaign=7430f577ad-NestWatch_eNewsletter_July+2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_47588b5758-7430f577ad-278055005
Oh my, 2 falcon chicks in 1 egg?? Cool stuff huh? Is that why they say, "Don't count your chickens before they hatch?" You just never know! Thanks, interesting read!
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Boy, 22 and 24 days old-they were almost there! Thanks Bobbie!
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