Tips for pigeons to hatch eggs

1. Choose the right pigeon eggs. Many pigeon eggs are broken and dented when they hatch, which is caused by the poor quality of the pigeon eggs. Some pigeon eggshells are thinner and easier to break. Then after the pigeons lay the eggs, you can take a look at the eggs to see if they are smooth in appearance, of the right size, and normal.

2. Pay attention to the surface environment inside the nest basin. Generally, be careful that there are no raised or sharp objects in the nest basin. Otherwise, the pigeons may crush the eggs when they are hatching. Generally, all the nest basins on the market can be used. What you need to pay attention to is whether they are damaged and whether there are any stones or other things brought in by pigeons.

3. When it is about the fifth day of incubation, you can take the pigeon eggs to see if they are developing normally, that is, whether there are bloodshot eyes and whether the color is normal. So at other times, it is basically not recommended to keep picking up pigeon eggs, especially not to pick up pigeon eggs several times a day, as it may affect the hatching of the breeding pigeons, and the possibility of the eggs being broken will increase.

4. If you pick up pigeon eggs, you should pay attention to protecting the pigeon eggs with your hands. Generally, you should protect the pigeon eggs with your hands, because the breeding pigeons will flap you with their wings and peck you. Then you may accidentally hit pigeon eggs. So protecting it with your hands is very necessary. Be careful when you take it, and be careful when you put it away. Pigeons will not notice whether you are holding pigeon eggs and will simply react to you as an intruder.