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« Reply #1695 on: 26-May-11, 09:06:28 PM »

Sad    After all those hours of sitting, it has to be heartbreaking for Beauty.   The way she is looking at the egg looks sad.

And still she sits...keeping her eggs dry from the rain...I'm not giving up until Beauty does...
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« Reply #1696 on: 26-May-11, 09:10:47 PM »



Phooey!  Looks like another one broken.

Well, if a reclutch is possible, I believe the current clutch needs to be gone first



Poor Beauty and Archer and Unity.  This weather has been awful   Think sunshine and warmth!
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« Reply #1697 on: 26-May-11, 09:13:33 PM »

Sad    After all those hours of sitting, it has to be heartbreaking for Beauty.   The way she is looking at the egg looks sad.

And still she sits...keeping her eggs dry from the rain...I'm not giving up until Beauty does...

so many lessons to be learned from these birds.  Don't you wish the rest of the world could look in?
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« Reply #1698 on: 26-May-11, 09:22:55 PM »



Phooey!  Looks like another one broken.

Well, if a reclutch is possible, I believe the current clutch needs to be gone first

I believe you are correct Ei. So, if there is hope for a 2nd clutch and the last egg is not viable, it's better if they go quickly.  Crossing fingers for a 2nd clutch.  That will be a new one for us.   heart
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« Reply #1699 on: 26-May-11, 09:38:17 PM »

Any sign of Unity brooding at KP?  If not could the DEC  or someone in authority go get those two eggs and substitute them for these two?  Since B & A are certainly attentive to this NB and there appears to be little evidence of Unity knowing what to do at her early age.  My guess is B & A would continue to incubate the eggs from KP - esp if they could be quickly exchanged.  Far fetched ?????
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« Reply #1700 on: 26-May-11, 09:52:43 PM »

Any sign of Unity brooding at KP?  If not could the DEC  or someone in authority go get those two eggs and substitute them for these two?  Since B & A are certainly attentive to this NB and there appears to be little evidence of Unity knowing what to do at her early age.  My guess is B & A would continue to incubate the eggs from KP - esp if they could be quickly exchanged.  Far fetched ?????
Not far fetched per se...egg fostering is a known and successful technique...but I think there are probably too many variables.  Are Unity's eggs fertile?  Are they still viable after sitting in the (probably hot) pigeon poo?  We don't know for absolute sure yet that all these eggs are non-viable.  Would Beauty continue to brood them?  Or would end-of-season hormones take over and she'd stop tending to the nest box?  What if she does re-clutch on her own? 
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« Reply #1701 on: 26-May-11, 10:02:45 PM »

Any sign of Unity brooding at KP?  If not could the DEC  or someone in authority go get those two eggs and substitute them for these two?  Since B & A are certainly attentive to this NB and there appears to be little evidence of Unity knowing what to do at her early age.  My guess is B & A would continue to incubate the eggs from KP - esp if they could be quickly exchanged.  Far fetched ?????
Not far fetched per se...egg fostering is a known and successful technique...but I think there are probably too many variables.  Are Unity's eggs fertile?  Are they still viable after sitting in the (probably hot) pigeon poo?  We don't know for absolute sure yet that all these eggs are non-viable.  Would Beauty continue to brood them?  Or would end-of-season hormones take over and she'd stop tending to the nest box?  What if she does re-clutch on her own? 

I think, Ei, that you raise valid questions about the egg transfer, and we are all probably  fantasizing about a possible egg transfer/successful hatch here.   
IMHO I don't think this would translate well, but do we wish it could?  Yes! I wish it could be so.
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« Reply #1702 on: 26-May-11, 10:32:56 PM »

(movie)

OK...it is SOOO against the odds that I don't even want to say anything...but Beauty is behaving like there's a hatch happening...

Probably wishful thinking, but...
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« Reply #1703 on: 26-May-11, 10:38:52 PM »

OK...must go to bed...praying to find a miracle in the morning...
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« Reply #1704 on: 26-May-11, 11:18:36 PM »

Sad    After all those hours of sitting, it has to be heartbreaking for Beauty.   The way she is looking at the egg looks sad.

And still she sits...keeping her eggs dry from the rain...I'm not giving up until Beauty does...

so many lessons to be learned from these birds.  Don't you wish the rest of the world could look in?

The rest of the world can and is looking in! We are witnessing nature at it's rawest and...we are learning!  educated
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« Reply #1705 on: 26-May-11, 11:21:33 PM »

Poor egg! Feel bad for them.
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« Reply #1706 on: 26-May-11, 11:59:30 PM »

So hoped someone would come back and say "Oh sometimes a viable egg will do that".
Hope in the morning we will see a ball of fluff.
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« Reply #1707 on: 27-May-11, 06:03:19 AM »

No ball of fluff Rita but the egg is changing shape now. I'm sure Beauty will remove that one also. Archer on his way in.
The egg must be pretty soft to do that.
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« Reply #1708 on: 27-May-11, 10:22:13 AM »



egg fragments?



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« Reply #1709 on: 27-May-11, 10:25:15 AM »



One egg left.  Sad
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