First broody of the year.

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Diane
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One of the pekins has just gone broody - so I've managed to source some frizzle eggs for her to sit on. Now trying not to get too excited :roll:

Anybody else checked their eggs for fertility yet?.
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It would be divine intervention for my lot if we had fertile eggs :lol: :lol:

Good luck :D
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Fertility seems good with mine :D I put a few in the inccy just to test :D
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