- Incubation: If the eggs are fertile and have not been incubated for too long, you can try to incubate them artificially. This involves providing the eggs with the appropriate temperature, humidity, and turning them regularly. You can use an incubator or a warm, humid place like a brooder box to incubate the eggs.
- Discarding: If the eggs are infertile or have been incubated for too long, you can discard them. This can be done by placing them in a trash bag and throwing them away in the trash.
- Donating: If you are unable to hatch the eggs yourself, you can consider donating them to a wildlife rehabilitation center or a bird breeder who is experienced in hatching and raising finches. They may be able to successfully incubate and hatch the eggs, giving the chicks a chance to survive.
- Composting: If you have a compost pile, you can add the eggs to the compost. This will help them to decompose and return their nutrients to the soil.