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And I thank you very much for your very informed opinion. Hopefully, the camera will catch the culprit - but greater hope still that it doesn't happen again.

There was a membrane between the two - but he didn't notice if there were two yolks.

And one more question - if I'm not annoying you too much: David said that he had pulled them apart - and there was no shell - just membrane holding them together. Does your comment hold true if there is no shelling? Or is it something different.

Yep. Sounds like it. It's not a regular occurrence - and the first double. But cameras may make that easier. Thank you for all the information.

Oh wow! Thank you so much. Now, I'm gonna have to figure out who did it. We have an electrician coming to run power to the coop this week (we are putting in a garden and do t have time ourselves). David plans on running wifi and putting in some POE cameras. I will ask him to train them on the...

No. I didn't think to do that. I believe David threw it away. But that would have been interesting to know though. If he didn't, I will try to scalpel it apart and video the results. I know some people say they eat the soft eggs - but that she'll prevents bacteria intrusion, so not sure how...

Thank you. She's been laying since November or December I think. Unless it's one of our new olive egger - but they were just hatched in November. I suppose it could have been one of them, but they are pretty young yet. One of these eggs were full sized. Definitely an oddity. We've found a few...

We have lots of oyster shell and feed egg shells back. We also feed an all flock due to mixed ages and cockerels. All other eggs are normal - and thick shell. What causes this?