Ps. I wanted to add, that I have never quite ran into this situation before. Throughout my years my females might have one infertile one in the clutch since I always wait until they are old enough and only in birds that are healthy and who's genes I think are worth passing on. I think since this is her first clutch and she is housed outside that she may have "jumped the gun" due to the length and temp of day. I just don't want to deplete her calcium if it is not necessary. I would not want her laying infertile eggs again without mating. Should I just remove the box altogether and try again next season? Hmmmm, I see a lot of people reading but nobody posting![]()
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