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Same. I even tried looking for European websites since they handle their eggs differently, but I had no luck.

I know it was. I did lots of searching on my own as well. I'm surprised how little information is out there on the topic. I was just trying to make sure it was clear that the information was on store bought and not farm fresh eggs.

I could say the same for the second link. They also get their information from the FDA.

The first link is from the FDA, talking about eggs that meet their regulations- have had the protective "bloom" washed off of them. That makes storing them at room temperature less advisable. Farm fresh eggs are a whole different story.

I spent a few minutes looking, but have not been able to find any. Most "official" sites that popped up in my search were US government or simply US ones giving information on the shelf life of store-bought eggs. There are plenty of "unofficial," but not necessarily less credible sites that give...

A few days is absolutely fine! We only really have to refrigerate store bought eggs because they wash the protective coating off of those. With the coating, the eggs your birds lay will stay good for weeks, even if they aren't refrigerated. If it is especially hot out, it might not be as long...