One of my chickens laid a tiny egg
One of my chickens laid a tiny egg
We showing odd eggs now? Here's mine.
EDIT: Fixing post so the image is in the post instead of in the body. I'm dumb, sorry.
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For fun, here's a large-normal-small comparison.
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Bottom - pullet egg. A younger hen often starts laying with smaller eggs.
Middle - regular egg from an adult chicken.
Top - likely a double- identical twin eggs sharing a shell.
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All from adult (2.5 year old) hens within a one week span 🤷
EDIT: also, one particular hen routinely lays those large, weird, elongated eggs. She's a buff orpington
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I guess they have to ease into larger sizes, just like humans do. 🙃
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So, this is what we're doing today? Hell yea.
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I don't understand these scale references. Please add banana
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Sizes doesn't matter op
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One on the left just sold in the USA for 2.2 million dollars. Average price per weight in America
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Is it a tiny chicken?
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No, all of our hens are "normal" sized layers - speckled sussex, buff orpington, white leghorn, and black stars. Based on the color of the egg, I think it was from a speckled sussex.
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Our hen usually lays every day, and they're typically a good medium size, verging on large (which is astounding for a marans). But every now and then she'll drop a butt nugget that's smaller, or oddly shaped.
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Size doesn't matter. It's how you use it
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Does it have a yoke? Sometimes, my chickens lay two eggs, and the second one looks like that. Usually, they're a bit rounder, though.
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Not sure yet, we've just been gawking at it and haven't eaten it yet.
... I sense a follow up post.
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In which country did you get a ruler that writes it in mm?
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Oddly, in the US at a local hardware store. I bought it specifically because it had metric on it and was small. Metric system, best system.
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Sumo cakes Sauint
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