Does anyone know what this eggshell abnormality is, and whether or not I should be concerned? This is a Black Copper Marans egg. It's the only egg we've gotten with this problem.
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11/14/10 at 7:48am
Never seen an egg like that before! To me it almost looks like some insect made eggs on your egg! I'd be surprised if it was anything to worry about. Usually egg abnormalities are just something that happens from time to time.
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