I had to totally dismantle and rebuild my goose's nest because of a terrible ant infestation I found in their coop. In the process, while p;icking up the eggs, two of them sounded sloshy, like there was water in them-the remaining 10 felt nice and heavy. I threw those two out without cracking them open. Now I'm curious - are the eggs bad when they sound like that? By the way, Mrs. Goose seemed to appreciate her new ant-free nest!!
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