Why not?
Idk lol I just didn’t.
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Why not?
Idk lol I just didn’t.
I bet the internet was involved.Idk lol I just didn’t.
I hate when I have nights like that.
What kept you up?
Your new phone?
I bet the internet was involved.
They do say that the lights from your phone and whatnot can cause you to have a difficult time to fall asleep. Something about inhibiting your body from creating melatonin, which helps you fall asleep.
I can't take that stuff...it makes me all jittery and I feel weird.Thanks, me too
No, the phone/internet wasn’t involved you goof.
I have read similar but I always watch TV/use my phone before bed and never have problems.
I think I was nervous about today or something. Also it could possibly be Claritin-D I took at like 4 or 5 lol
I can't take that stuff...it makes me all jittery and I feel weird.
I bet it was the meds.
And the internet.
I haven’t checked it yet, but it didn’t feel like a duck egg or any of our usual chicken eggs. It was also completely covered in white feathers and none of our white feathered birds lay light eggsAre you getting the same number of eggs each day? Or notice a hen didn't lay her usual egg?
Sometimes a hen will lay a "fart" egg at the beginning or end of a cycle of eggs. This egg can lack pigment or even appear spotted instead of the "normal" color. It is usually smaller than her usual egg and may not have a yolk.
That egg is large enough to have a yolk or debris.
I had a hen this week lay a really large elongated egg.
When I cracked it open there was a really dark thumb sized hard shelled egg inside that had debris inside it. Never had that happen before.
They do but it wasn’t waxy like our usual duck eggs, and our ducks are black feathered not whiteDo the ducks have access to the same area? I have a tricky EE that lays in the call duck nest. Doesn't help that they both lay green eggs... luckily, the shells have a different feel to them.
Incubate and see what hatches?I haven’t checked it yet, but it didn’t feel like a duck egg or any of our usual chicken eggs. It was also completely covered in white feathers and none of our white feathered birds lay light eggs
They do but it wasn’t waxy like our usual duck eggs, and our ducks are black feathered not white