i found a robin egg outside what should i do with it?

Just due to the fact there is a ‘chook’ in the egg, it does not at all times imply it is alive. If the egg has been left out in the cold in a single day, the hen embryo inside is certainly dead, sorry. 24 hours without incubation and the little one dies, commonly. If the egg used to be still reasonably warm while you discovered it, then you have got nonetheless got a danger! Keep the egg warm, and make contact with rehab. Seriously, don’t attempt to hatch a youngster fowl on its own. It requires rather more than which you can give. Do you reside within the Pennsylvania/Delaware field? If so, Tri-State fowl Rescue and research is the place I help out, and we can definately soak up little one birds, eggs, etc. If you’re regional, give us a name. Excellent luck!

Keep it with the small end pointed down or you could kill the bird inside. Put in somewhere really really warm, maybe in a pile of blankets, directly under a desk lamp or some other bright small light. Keep the light on it at all times and turn the egg around about 3 times a day. Research online to learn more.

Here is a how-to on caring for robin eggs:

http://www.ehow.com/how_5880366_care-robin-eggs.ht…

However, unless it fell out of the nest you are best not to touch it. If it’s been abandoned or fell out then you can try to care for it.

Leave it alone and let nature take its course. The parents may have kick it out because it was a dud. Robins frequently do this.

it basically depends on the weather if its too cold take it in and keep it warm but I would advice that u leave it out for a while just to see if the mother is still in contact with it but in a few days like 3 u can go ahead and nurse it till its ready to leave best of luck and u know in some places your find is actually a sign of good fortune so congrats

boiled egg and soliders for breakfast tomorrow ??

Leave it alone