Tiny Egg
Tiny EggI've just been to collect the eggs and found this
It could be from either my Bluebell or Black Rock ,neither of them has laid for a while and the Black Rock did lay a Lash a few weeks ago. What's going on?? Wife of one,Mum of two.
5 assorted Pekin Bantams,1 White star,1 Bluebell,1 Black Rock Hybrid 1 Lurcher,1 old Tom,1 Tabby Cat Desperate for some Indian Runners!
Re: Tiny EggLooks like a banty egg: pic of a banty egg compared to a small L/F egg:
Re: Tiny EggIt's definitely not a banty egg,they are in a separate coop
Wife of one,Mum of two.
5 assorted Pekin Bantams,1 White star,1 Bluebell,1 Black Rock Hybrid 1 Lurcher,1 old Tom,1 Tabby Cat Desperate for some Indian Runners!
Re: Tiny EggWife of one,Mum of two.
5 assorted Pekin Bantams,1 White star,1 Bluebell,1 Black Rock Hybrid 1 Lurcher,1 old Tom,1 Tabby Cat Desperate for some Indian Runners! Re: Tiny EggI was about to say it was what I have heard referred to as a 'wind egg' We have had two or three of these over our two years, but have never had one with a yolk. Ours were also dark brown and speckley
I guess the magical process of making such a beautiful thing as an egg is bound to have the odd miss-fire now and again - especially if one is firing up a system that has been on hold for a while. Cheers Re: Tiny EggThey're hilarious aren't they! My huge brahma leaves them on the lawn sometimes,
& little blind Giblet made one last week that was sooo tiny, the size of a marble! "He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
--Immanuel Kant
Re: Tiny Eggmy Vi did a wind egg not too long ago with a wee yolk in it .... very cute
Re: Tiny EggWe had one like that a couple of weeks ago. And it was a bantam egg to start with, so it looked like a quail's egg. Perhaps I should have done some nouvelle cuisine with it.
Life's too short to quarrel
Re: Tiny EggI wish I'd kept all the recent ones, it would be fun to blow them, paint them and
hang them up for easter! "He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
--Immanuel Kant
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