Nichole G

is it ok to move the duck egg from its first position (in case it were to droned it the egg)

Amy S

mother ducks will turn the egg so it wont hurt to move them but you must be sure that the mother will still except them.

multi_feathers

Hopefully, the mother duck is still around right? if so, she will turn the eggs as needed for them to be safe and hatch successfully.

If at all possible, let the mother do what she instinctively does and all should be fine.

America-kun ?

I... I don't think so. oh no? D:

MEGHAN C

noooo

America-kun ?

I... I don't think so. oh no? D:

America-kun ?

I... I don't think so. oh no? D:

Randy

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Emily

ok, so this is the only safe way to move duck eggs. you CAN NOT TURN THEM. because the duck chic will drown in the yellow stuff. you have to move it slow and keep it on one side. then put them in a soft place and keep them warm. but let me warn you, if the mother is around and you move the eggs she will fly away and not come back. she will come back and check on her nest but if you give the eggs back she will abondoned them because there is human scent on it. and no it is not ok to move the egg fro it's first position.

Emily

ok, so this is the only safe way to move duck eggs. you CAN NOT TURN THEM. because the duck chic will drown in the yellow stuff. you have to move it slow and keep it on one side. then put them in a soft place and keep them warm. but let me warn you, if the mother is around and you move the eggs she will fly away and not come back. she will come back and check on her nest but if you give the eggs back she will abondoned them because there is human scent on it. and no it is not ok to move the egg fro it's first position.