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No, not as long as you don't flush the hen from her nest too often and certainly never touch her eggs or disturb the nest. Mysteriously, she is capable of moving her eggs to another location. I've been watching a blue-winged teal this spring. She has 13 eggs, which I have seen a few times disappear from a clean nest, only to return a day later.

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