Beautiful female, beautiful clutch! You don’t have to separate the eggs. You surely don’t want to damage any in the attempt, but apart from that, it’s the way they are designed to incubate in nature. I incubate them clumped together all the time. The ones on the bottom may be surrounded by other eggs but they’re still able to get air due to the shape of the eggs. Here’s one of mine from last season. All 20 hatched just fine.
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