Peregrine Falcon eggs for sale. Peregrine falcon eggs provides a fascinating glimpse into the early life of one of the world’s fastest and most agile birds of prey. These eggs are typically laid in clutches of three to four and are oval-shaped with a slightly pointed end. Their colors ranges from creamy white to reddish-brown, often speckled with darker blotches that help camouflage them against rocky ledges or urban nesting sites.

EGG LAYING:

The hen may begin laying eggs in as little as two weeks after the first mating. This being said, sometimes a hen may get carried away and begin laying when a mating has not taken place.

CANDLING EGGS TO ASSESS FERTILITY AND EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT.
Eggs can be candled about 6 to 12 days after their incubation has begun to verify fertility and development of the egg.
At that time you should see a web of tiny red/pink veins starting to become visible inside the shell. Shining a light through the egg to observe embryo development is called “candling.” White or pale eggs are more easily candled than dark or speckled eggs, which require a high-intensity Candler.