Arizona Chickens

[Happy Novogens]

We had rain and thunder last night and this morning. Even a little hail mixed in too.

This morning we found this when we cracked open one of our eggs. Anyone ever seen something like this or know what it is?

 

[BlueBaby]

We had rain and thunder last night and this morning. Even a little hail mixed in too.

This morning we found this when we cracked open one of our eggs. Anyone ever seen something like this or know what it is?

We got rain here last night. It soaked into the dry ground, but there's water standing in the bottom of my bucket by the back porch.

That looks like a partially developed egg inside of the egg. It happens sometimes.

 

[BlueBaby]

We had rain and thunder last night and this morning. Even a little hail mixed in too.

This morning we found this when we cracked open one of our eggs. Anyone ever seen something like this or know what it is?

I found this old thread about an egg inside of an egg.

Thread 'Hen Laid An Egg Inside Of Another Egg' https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/hen-laid-an-egg-inside-of-another-egg.1298369/

 

[Happy Novogens]

I found this old thread about an egg inside of an egg.

Thread 'Hen Laid An Egg Inside Of Another Egg' https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/hen-laid-an-egg-inside-of-another-egg.1298369/

Interesting. That case is somewhat similar but different with the shell (ours was a normal shell).
Our pic shows that there's a full yolk and then the separate white mass. I'm wondering whether that mass was a forming chicken or another egg??

 

[BlueBaby]

Interesting. That case is somewhat similar but different with the shell (ours was a normal shell).
Our pic shows that there's a full yolk and then the separate white mass. I'm wondering whether that mass was a forming chicken or another egg??

Maybe it was a part of the hen's chalus (maybe spelled that wrong) that an egg was forming around that got swallowed up by a regular egg on the way down? Did you crack open the smaller one to see what was inside of it?

 

[Happy Novogens]

Maybe it was a part of the hen's chalus (maybe spelled that wrong) that an egg was forming around that got swallowed up by a regular egg on the way down? Did you crack open the smaller one to see what was inside of it?

I really wish I had. My husband discovered it when making breakfast. We were so focused on deciding whether it was edible (we decided to dump it down the sink) that I didn't think to look more closely. I'm glad I snapped a quick photo, but I do really regret that I didn't take the time to check it out more thoroughly. Guess my stomach was rumbling too loud for my brain to think, lol.

 

[BlueBaby]

I really wish I had. My husband discovered it when making breakfast. We were so focused on deciding whether it was edible (we decided to dump it down the sink) that I didn't think to look more closely. I'm glad I snapped a quick photo, but I do really regret that I didn't take the time to check it out more thoroughly. Guess my stomach was rumbling too loud for my brain to think, lol.

I would have been to curious to not look inside. Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[cavemanrich]

(we decided to dump it down the sink)

I would have minimally chose to cook , and feed back to chickens

 

[cavemanrich]

 

[EmmaDonovan]