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And it would have been a better deal if I was better at the hatching thing!

I don't know how much I paid for them exactly but I'm guessing in the $3-4. Standard price for the organic free range etc. etc. eggs.

Yup, just had to google them and email them. It would for sure be a great project for kids. I had much much much better development with these eggs than the dozens of ebay eggs I've tried. Sure they aren't a rare purebred bunch, but most of the fun was trying to figure out what they are

Here they are!

I will try post some pics tonight. They all developed, but only 7 made it through hatching and I lost 2 early on. So now I have 5 little week old chicks. They are yellow and so far wing feathers are white. I was able to email the farm that produced the eggs and found out they are RIR x...

Just an update...candled last night (day 17) and ALL are developing. Who knew?

Well I candled last night and there are little chicks growing in there. Some I can't tell (it's only day 9 or 10), but some for sure have little chickies in them. Actually they are doing MUCH better than some ebay eggs I put in at the same time

This is all very interesting! The eggs I got are a rich brown color. I'm candling tonight so I'll update later. I figure they will have to be excellent layers, if any hatch.

Ok, so I've seen a couple posts about buying and hatching grocery store eggs. I was at Whole Foods the other day and they do indeed have a bunch of eggs labled as "Fertile." My husband and I are perplexed as to why anyone would go out of their way for these (except some people looking for some...