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The mother hen lays her fertilized eggs.
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The chicken eggs are delivered to MPHM school and we put them in our incubator. The temperature needs to be maintained at approximately 100 degrees.
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The eggs need to not only be kept at a constant temperature of about 100 degrees but are also turned approximately 3 times a day. The students spray the eggs with water from a water bottle to add additional humidty inside the incubator.
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The embryo growth has started. Blood vessels and the eye spot have formed. The yolk is the food source for the embryo.
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The eyes and beak are beginning to form and has taken on a more real life shape. The eyes are still oversized.
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The chick continues to grow in size and continues to take the shape of a baby chick. When candling the eggs, some movement can be seen.
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Four baby chicks hatched today!
