Are the size of these eggs normal?

[5hens&aroo]

So one of my hens laid a gigantic egg yesterday..... today I go out there is one even bigger!! Is this normal. They are wayyyyy bigger than my normal eggs. Is this good or bad? Does it really make a difference? I hope it doesn’t cause any issues!

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

What breeds are they?
Are they new layers?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Most very large eggs have a double yolk. It's common in spring as hormones ramp up and multiple ovum are released close together. It's seen more in higher production breeds.

 

[5hens&aroo]

What breeds are they?
Are they new layers?

No they are 1 year and 2 months. I believe the two laying the biggest eggs are Coronation Sussex but I’m not 100% it’s them.

 

[A_Fowl_Guy]

No they are 1 year and 2 months. I believe the two laying the biggest eggs are Coronation Sussex but I’m not 100% it’s them.

Then it’s like @oldhenlikesdogs said.

 

[Chickens4Life101]

I don't think this is anything to be alarmed about. You can just be happy that you have big eggs to cook with! But as some people have said above, they are most likely double-yolked.