Sorry, me again, rebelderebelde wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2021, 8:32 pm Milda just rolled the eggs at around 20:26 - 20:27.She also gave a long look at them.
A video from the other thread (by ame): https://youtu.be/4fE2HrWQi6c
I wanted to thank you earlier for drawing my attention to the rolling of eggs or rather the lack there of since the little one hatched. I was immediately very sad bc I thought, well, that's it then as far as another chick goes. But then I wondered whether perhaps all that shuffling they do when they get in and out of the nest bowl, I mean Milda and Chips, moves the eggs a little bit at least, too? Anyway, from your remark on I looked closely at every time Milda/Chips got up and it seemed the eggs didn't lie in the same position all the time. Well, we will see. Perhaps with egg rolling it is just like with covering the eggs - there are exceptions to most rules.
Edit: And thank you very much for the link. I think it's a very good idea to insert links to the other thread!
A while ago at the evening feeding 21:00 - there's was a very clear chup-chup-chup either from the baby outside or the baby inside the egg. 
And the hole was there still.
Shouldn't Milda keep rolling the egg(s) in case there's a pip? 
When the first chick hatches, the birds turn off the reflex of turning the eggs, as this can be dangerous for already hatched chicks. They switch to chick mode.
Ajeta, i'm so sorry that i haven't yet answered to you. 
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