A changeover this morning at 08:45am revealed a clear pip in one of the four eggs, and over the microphone on Webcam Page 1 a faint squealing sound of one of the unhatched chicked can clearly be heard.
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Changeover at 08:45am |
So, today looks highly likely to see our eggs hatching. Keep on watching...!
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Thanks Nick
Can certainly see pip and as you say hear chirrups.
11.00 still waiting.
11:46 it's happening!!! Lots of clear loud cheeping, mama stood up and there's a lot of white fluff poking out of one of the eggs. :)
11:51 whole chick out now, mama eating the shell.
Best shot I could get in my amateur capacity. More cheeping from inside at least one other egg is also going on. :) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/silverbucket/chicky.jpg
Changeover at exactly 12pm, dad ate a bit of shell too. Below are shots of both parent birds with their baby. :) (Apologies for the Photobucket links, I don't know how to use Flickr).
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/silverbucket/newchick.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v521/silverbucket/newchick2.jpg
The male keeps making an alarm call, is that normal at hatching time?
Well done Bee
My scaps over on Flickr Derby Group.
FIRST CHICK ... yippee!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8B1GsgKl7tI
We are so exsied because one of the chicse have hached it was still wet from the egg. How
amasing was theat.Now it is dry it is fluffy.
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