All 20 of the eggs are fine!They are now in the incubator at 100°F and humidity at around 40-50%
Viking chickens are a breed of chicken from Iceland. These chickens were brought to Iceland by the Vikings in the 9th century AD and were found on most farms for centuries. Indeed, one of their Icelandic names -- Íslenska landnámshænan -- means "Icelandic hen of the settlers." With the advent of the commercial type chickens, by the 1950s the Icelandic breed was nearly extinct. All the birds now existing (less than 3,000) are descended from a very small group of fowl saved in the 1970s.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Eggs Are Fine!
All 20 of the eggs are fine!They are now in the incubator at 100°F and humidity at around 40-50%
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