Hi-Definition Video of Life inside the bullseye of a 2 day old egg. :D

This is egg# A3. Ruby layed her second clutch (eggs A3 and A4) late Sunday night (about 1am, Monday) after carrying them for about 26 Days.. This video was recorded when I candled the eggs about 44 hours after being layed.

This is my FIRST "bullseye" that I have ever seen personally and I am so happy. I almost fell down when I saw it MOVING inside the bullseye. Her other egg, A4, is also moving!! Probably nothing new to others, but it was a first for me.

It looks like a rhythmic movement, and it moves about once every 1.5 seconds. What am I looking at? lol
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EDIT: Better focused and longer video.
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congrats!

staceyleigh said:

congrats!

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Thanks! Do your "bullseye's" MOVE? I am going to try for a closer, more detailed, and longer video tonight. We were playing with a new camera last night and I doubted the quality would focus well enough....so we tried a "sample recording"..... Now that we see that the camera can focus/zoom in well enough, hopefully my videos from now on won't be so blurry.??

Here's the better-focused and longer video I promised. You can see the pulsing inside the egg very distinctly.

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That is so cool! I never studied mine long enough to see anything like this. Thanks for sharing!