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In the Brooder
I got a coupel of those to start them on oyster shellsView attachment 4166231
Looks like we got our first egg yesterday! It’s soft shell and the girls obviously ate it but so cool!
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I got a coupel of those to start them on oyster shellsView attachment 4166231
Looks like we got our first egg yesterday! It’s soft shell and the girls obviously ate it but so cool!
Chicken productivity soars! Human productivity plummets!Just wanted to share the eggs one of my Diamond Duchesses laid over the past 4 days (in order left to right; store bought egg added for size reference). Only one of my 3 DD’s are laying so far, but I’m expecting another one to start any day now because her comb has gotten really red. I also have 5 Lavender Orpingtons that typically start laying later from what I understand, so I’m trying to be patient, but also checking 4-5 times per day because I work from home part of the week and can’t help myself. Hah!
When our EE began laying similar-colored eggs, they were pretty small. They increased a bit in weight every day. They’re between a medium and large now, but she’s only 6 1/2 months. I’d imagine that they’ll be a bit bigger by the time she hits one year.My diamond duchess is laying at about 16-17 weeks old. It and one of my own hatched EE X BJG started laying around the same time so I’m not sure which is which.
These two were laid yesterday. My bantam EE lays eggs bigger than these!
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These two were laid a few days ago and one was a double yolk, the other could be too but I haven’t fried it up yet.
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