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Are the birds getting calcium? I put oyster shells in their feed sometimes. I don't do it for every feeding.

Not really sure, I'll have to research it. I get eggs like that every once in a very great while. I thought it may be calcium, but not sure.

First to the new BYC members Here are some websites with weird and funky eggs. Everyone who raises chickens will encounter a weird egg at one time or another. Lately I have had one girl laying an egg with a membrane outside over the egg. I have had an egg inside an egg...

I never had much luck with the Red Lake so I don't use this because I think it has a lot of clay. I use the white Diatomaceous Earth Food Grade.

I get similar eggs but they are few and far between.

I usually put a coin next to odd eggs.

I agree. It looks like a lash egg to me too.

Have you tried fake eggs or golf balls in your next boxes?

I think I posted this picture before. This egg was layed by one of my Sex-Links and it weighed 135 grams. There was another egg inside and both eggs were double yolks. The smaller egg is 61 grams.

Not to worry. Probably the first and maybe the last one you will ever get.

The tiny egg is called a fart egg, wind egg or rooster egg. It may or may not have a yolk. Most often they don't but once in awhile can.

Possible it could be fertile but I wouldn't recommend incubating it in any way.

Probably a fart or wind egg.

You have a jumbo, small and a peewee. Modern Sizes (USA) Size Mass per egg Jumbo Greater than 2.5 oz. or 70 g or > Extra-Large (XL) Greater than 2.25 oz. or 64-69 g Large (L) Greater than 2 oz. or 56-63 g Medium (M) Greater than 1.75 oz. or 49-55 g Small (S) Greater than...