blown egg collecting

[AyeUpChuck]

 

[AyeUpChuck]

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What do you do with them?

 

[loxie28]

I didn't know if anyone was interested, but I carve blown eggs. I have chicken, duck, turkey, goose, emu, rhea and ostrich.
Check out my site at www.etsy.com/shop/loxie28

 

[katsdar]

I took a look and how beautiful and you are so talented.

 

[GrandmaBird]

I have button quail eggs but i do not blow them out I just let them dry up in the shell it takes about 3 weeks then if they break it doesn't even smell or anything and much easier then blowing these tiny things. I have dried a hard boiled chicken egg before and kept it for years. I do not know if this would work without cooking it first but i do not see why not if they are kept cool. I can ship button quail egg(s) to anyone for the price of shipping just email me. I have about 25 or so now that could be mailed in a small box.
I have a small collection of bird eggs, a robin and several other "wild" bird eggs. I have just found these laying on the ground.

 

[Drumlogic]

Do you happen to know of anywhere else that has really unique blown eggs? Other than your normal chicken,duck, goose quail ect.?

 

[yinepu]

Do you happen to know of anywhere else that has really unique blown eggs? Other than your normal chicken,duck, goose quail ect.?

check eBay

i know they have emu, rhea and ostrich eggs available from time to time

i have a bunch of emu eggs.. but I carve them.. also have an ostrich egg sitting out front...

 

[Drumlogic]

I have several emu and ostrich eggs. I am looking for a double yolk emu egg if you ever come across one of those and will be willing to part with it!

 

[newduckie]

/loxie28
You do a wonderful job. Does it take a really expensive drill to do this? Thanks