Apr 20, 2012 #1 Johnn Crowing 8 Years Friend Joined Sep 5, 2011 Messages 8,670 Reaction score 657 Points 346 My chickens have a hidden nest which i found and they have been laying in it for a couple of weeks (well 2 of them have) anyways today i looked and there was a little green egg in it, it might be my cream legbars but she has been laying white? any ideas?
My chickens have a hidden nest which i found and they have been laying in it for a couple of weeks (well 2 of them have) anyways today i looked and there was a little green egg in it, it might be my cream legbars but she has been laying white? any ideas?
Apr 20, 2012 Thread starter #2 Johnn Crowing 8 Years Friend Joined Sep 5, 2011 Messages 8,670 Reaction score 657 Points 346
Apr 20, 2012 #3 nurse_turtle Songster 8 Years Joined May 28, 2011 Messages 3,518 Reaction score 121 Points 201 Location Foothills of NC What breeds or mixes of breeds do you have. What shade and tone of green was it? How little is little? Are there neighbor chickens around? Last edited: Apr 20, 2012
What breeds or mixes of breeds do you have. What shade and tone of green was it? How little is little? Are there neighbor chickens around?
Apr 20, 2012 Thread starter #4 Johnn Crowing 8 Years Friend Joined Sep 5, 2011 Messages 8,670 Reaction score 657 Points 346 no other chickens, they live in a feild, they are all ex battery hens a part from a cream legbar, ancona bantam, buff orpingtons, and two barn yard mixes but i know which colour egg one lays
no other chickens, they live in a feild, they are all ex battery hens a part from a cream legbar, ancona bantam, buff orpingtons, and two barn yard mixes but i know which colour egg one lays
Apr 20, 2012 #5 aprille218 Songster 11 Years Joined May 1, 2009 Messages 227 Reaction score 17 Points 146 Location northern MN Was the shell glossy/ slippery? It could be a wild duck (mallard) maybe.
Apr 20, 2012 Thread starter #6 Johnn Crowing 8 Years Friend Joined Sep 5, 2011 Messages 8,670 Reaction score 657 Points 346 it was just smooth, like a chicken egg