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Best Answer: It all depends on the thickness of the egg and the conditions. Naturally for a 'cooking egg' shell takes around 2 weeks to decompose completely in my garden.
Buried in a bottle-shaped hole 6 to 8 inches deep, the eggs develop in 55 to 125 days. The mother abandons the nest immediately after laying the eggs and covering them over. If you should uncover a nest, the best course of action for keeping the eggs alive is to gently cover them over again and let nature take its course.