<p>A mum is smitten after three eggs she bought from Morrisons hatched - and now she has pet ducklings.<br></p><p>Deza Empson, 31, bought six Braddock-White Clarence Court eggs at the supermarket and on a whim put them in an incubator she bought on Amazon to breed budgies.</p><p>She was shocked when just five days later she shone a light and could see little ducklings developing inside some of the eggs.</p><p>The little chicks began pecking their way out of their shells three weeks later - with River and Dusk arriving first, followed by Daisy a day later.</p><p>The trio love nothing more than a splash in the bath, and Daisy has grown so attached to Deza she follows her around, snuggling on her shoulder.</p><p>She plans to keep Daisy, but River and Dusk will go to live with her cousin.</p><p>Mum-of-three Deza from Redcar, Yorkshire, said: "They're lovely. It's so crazy. They just follow me everywhere.</p><p>"When I first saw them move I could hardly believe it. I was like, 'oh my god. I'm getting ducks!' My bond with Daisy is really special.</p><p>"She cries for me all the time. I think she's so attached to me because I had to help her and she hatched last.</p><p>"I can't imagine now that somebody else could have bought and eaten her."</p><p>Deza was testing her new incubator to ensure the temperature was constant, and to check she could see inside the eggs, before using it to help her breeding budgies.</p><p>She had seen a TikTok video where someone tested an incubator with supermarket duck eggs, so used five, discarding one which was cracked.</p><p>Deza saw veins developing in four of the duck eggs after five days, and then began to see the little shapes of ducklings growing - and beginning to move.</p><p>One of the developing chicks failed after a couple of weeks, so Deza took it out of the artificial nest.</p><p>They hatched on June 11 and 12.<br></p>