can anyone identify this egg deformity?

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Hello there! I am admittedly in my rookie year of chicken raising but I cannot figure out what is wrong with this egg?! Any guesses?
 

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Watery egg whites? What age is your flock; are they a production breed? Apparently, it's a thing with older hybrids and not really something that can be remedied if they're already on a proper diet.
Can't say I've gotten one like this yet.
 
Watery egg whites? What age is your flock; are they a production breed? Apparently, it's a thing with older hybrids and not really something that can be remedied if they're already on a proper diet.
Can't say I've gotten one like this yet.
thank you for your response! I have 3 buckeyes and 2 barred rocks and they are all almost 7 months. the barreds and 1 buckeye are laying but the smaller buckeyes haven't started yet. I am wondering if it actually was one of them and its a funky first egg?
 
Do you know who laid this?
What exactly do you feed your birds and have you ever had to deal with an illness in your flock?
I feed them layer crumble and scraps (yogurt, spinach, cheerios, carrots, celery). Unfortunately I do not know who laid it! Have not had any illnesses. Sometimes I get an egg that is really rough but just with those calcium deposits... nothing like this!
 
I feed them layer crumble and scraps (yogurt, spinach, cheerios, carrots, celery). Unfortunately I do not know who laid it! Have not had any illnesses. Sometimes I get an egg that is really rough but just with those calcium deposits... nothing like this!
I highly recommend that you stop feeding so many treats and feed only the complete balanced layer crumble.

It could be that this particular bird is not getting a balanced diet because it is eating too many treats.
 

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