This is a good reason NOT to order eggs online. Imagine my surprise 
when opening the package to this scene. I usually don't order eggs from online sources but I have been unable to find any birds in my area. Don't want to have the birds shipped either, so I got some Elliot eggs on an auction on eBay.
I still can not wrap my brain around this one but then again, does he know
something about using bagels for packing material that I don't? or maybe he just had too many bagels and decided this would be a good way to get rid of a few? Anyway, the eggs were all ok, none broken or cracked and the air sacs are intact, although, the box looked like it had been through a hammer mill. It's certainly worth a good laugh.
when opening the package to this scene. I usually don't order eggs from online sources but I have been unable to find any birds in my area. Don't want to have the birds shipped either, so I got some Elliot eggs on an auction on eBay. I still can not wrap my brain around this one but then again, does he know
something about using bagels for packing material that I don't? or maybe he just had too many bagels and decided this would be a good way to get rid of a few? Anyway, the eggs were all ok, none broken or cracked and the air sacs are intact, although, the box looked like it had been through a hammer mill. It's certainly worth a good laugh.
anyway, 5 of the 6 are fertile and developing. Still, just too funny!
