Most likely a pullet egg, aka wind egg, along with a few other names. Usually has no yolk, and usually laid by very young birds, but occasionally by older birds coming out of a molt/non-laying period. In case if IS a wild bird egg, please realize that most wild birds are not able to eat on their own for a number of weeks, and will need to be hand fed very frequently throughout all daylight hours--at LEAST every two hours. preferably more like hourly. They are also likely to imprint on their "mama," so turning them loose later can be problematical. Not to mention that keeping most wild birds is illegal.Not the greatest picture but look at these two eggs! A friend knows this old guy who's chickens free range and pretty much lays where they want to. He gathered this tiny egg up with the other eggs. It is darker than the other egg with tiny speckles you can't see to well in the picture. The egg size of the normal egg is large regular chicken egg. I think his chickens are production reds. So what you all? Is this a chicken egg or did some wild bird lay it? I put it in my bator just in case its fertile from a wild bird. Other wise it won't be because the old guy doesn't have any roos.
