So, I'm thinking you might have a predator around somewhere. I'm assuming you have a drake or two and that these eggs are fertilized? Ducks are really smart birds; the hens will remove eggs that aren't fertilized and carry them away from their nests to keep their nests clean and pest free. Chickens won't do that. They might break an egg in their nests or have unfertilized eggs but they just leave them and then they have a problem with flies and if you're in a southern state, fire ants.
Good luck with your duck(s). They are a joy to have around (and they make good "watchdogs" as well.)
There would obviously be more carrots laying around.
Any egg-laying animal is known as oviparous.Egg-laying mammals are called monotremes. They include just the platypus and echidna.
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Na+Cl->NaCl or "salt." I pray you don't have much raw sodium or chloride laying around though as both are terribly poisonous.
according to my study of mallard ducks this is impossible because mallard ducks are all BOYS! By ID1281088566 Ignore ID1281088566, he doesn't know what he's talking about. One of my mallard hens started laying at about 6 months old, in October. They usually don't lay until spring, and I'm sure this hen won't actually hatch a brood until then.
Pair bonding starts as early as October and continues through March. Eggs would be laid late March throughout the summer. They take about a month to hatch.
Yes, it can lay various eggs but not all survive
hens start laying around 6 months after they are hatched so roughy they would start laying around late July into august.
Depending on the breed, they start laying around when they turn a year old.
find them laying around
Ducks get to about their mature size and with feathers at 8 weeks, but they aren't emotionally mature for a long time after that. It takes them several months for their sex hormones to mature, and at that time they are emotionally adolescents.
Various reasons will decrease or stop egg laying. Laying tends to die off in the winter when the days are shorter and the weather cooler. Older chickens will also experience decreased egg production. If a chicken is not in an ideal environment or is experiencing stress or depression they might stop laying altogether.
I doubt it because the eggs have to stay warm and at 30 degrees without her there is no way they can.
playing his violin and just laying around. I hope this helped.
If you're asking "will an egg laying Pokemon hatch their eggs", then no. You have to get the eggs from who owns the Pokemon and you have to run around so it'll hatch.
eggs should either be layed on their side in their normal state making sure the big side is always higher than the smaller, or in a carton with the pointy side down and fat side up