4th egg is a GIANT - any cause for concern?

[Abonzo]

The egg on the right was from 2 days ago this larger egg is from this morning. this was the birds 3rd and 4th egg ( the first being shelless that i made a post about)
Its the biggest egg ive had and ive got some much much older birds

age of layer - Circa - 4 months
Breed - Sussex

 

[Chookchicken]

It’s takes hens body’s a little while to figure out egg proportions, it isn’t something to be concerned about. You should start to notice them not being so odd over the next few weeks.

 

[Henrietta 65]

It’s takes hens body’s a little while to figure out egg proportions, it isn’t something to be concerned about. You should start to notice them not being so odd over the next few weeks.

Agreed

 

[Winter Creek Coop]

Yep. No big deal.

 

[Backyardchickengirl]

The egg on the right was from 2 days ago this larger egg is from this morning. this was the birds 3rd and 4th egg ( the first being shelless that i made a post about)
Its the biggest egg ive had and ive got some much much older birds

age of layer - Circa - 4 months
Breed - Sussex



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It could be a twin egg. Pretty lucky

 

[Backyardchickengirl]

The egg on the right was from 2 days ago this larger egg is from this morning. this was the birds 3rd and 4th egg ( the first being shelless that i made a post about)
Its the biggest egg ive had and ive got some much much older birds

age of layer - Circa - 4 months
Breed - Sussex



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I think it's twins!

 

[theoldchick]

Oh yeah. Pullets just starting to lay will make some monster eggs until the assembly line gets the kinks worked out.

 

[Abonzo]

Thanks, everyone! I am really loving this forum! you are all so friendly and helpful!

This disabled Chicken keeper thanks you all!

 

[Aapomp831]

This gigantic egg was produced by my just - started - laying TINY white leghorns. Very normal, no cause for concern! And I have the hands of a ten year old child lol