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Finally PIPS after 75 days.

Christen

Christen

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These kids wanted to make me wait and wait. I checked on the eggs last night and one had a little ooze on it and by this morning 4 were pipped and one looks like it is about ready to come out of the egg, already.


Here is the first one slashing away at the egg.
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Here he is giving us a glimpse of how pretty he is.
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Here is a pic of the 4 pips this morning.
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Here is the one that looks like he is ready to leave the egg. It is pretty dry and I don't see any yoke but he is happy to chill in his egg and I am happy to let him. lol
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I've _never_ had a baby that let me pick it up in the egg like that without disappearing!!
 
hypnoctopus said:
Congratulations! What pairing are these babies from?
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These are butters. :)

Nanci said:
I've _never_ had a baby that let me pick it up in the egg like that without disappearing!!
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I did this last year and I got a picture of a baby checking out a finger pointing at it. This is the only baby that isn't pulling it's head back in the egg when I pull the lid off so I thought I would give it a try. I think it makes for cute pictures.
 
Here are the pics I got last year.
 

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The one that I thought was ready to leave the egg was almost all the way out when I left the house. So I will have to update with out of egg pics when I get back home.
 
First baby out cruising the moist paper towels to get all the gunk off. This is 2nd baby to pip but first baby out. I can't wait till these kids shed. I am floored at the amount of yellow they already have. Guess that is what you get when you wait to pip for so long.
 

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hypnoctopus said:
Just knowing that you live in my area and you have babies corns is making me want another one... :(
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Just wait!! Your next one might have to have dark eyes ;) I am expecting a lot of gray babies of different shade over the next couple months. lol
 
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