Check out Tallulah's Egg!

[ninabeast]

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Allow me to clarify. That would be my human girls who will be eating it for breakfast, not the hens. I spoil them, but there's a limit!

 

[ChickenKid11]

What kind of chicken is it????????

 

[ninabeast]

A Light Brahma. It's weird, because her two Light Brahma sisters lay light buff, glossy eggs. Alexia lays very small ones, and Pip lays very large ones. And then there's Tallulah, who lays these dark, multi-coloured, rough-textured eggs. Couldn't mistake them for any one else's. The spots are new, though. Must have been the rough delivery...

 

[ninabeast]

Here is the dynamo in question:

 

[anderson8505]

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Too funny!!

Perfect name for a great hen!!!!

 

[ninabeast]

More about Tallulah here, if you're interested: http://heedleyshens.wordpress.com/hens-2/tallulah/

 

[DebbieDee]

How old is she???

 

[ninabeast]

She was born April 14, so just over 7 months.

 

[ninabeast]

Well, here it is...just a double yolker, but the two yolks were HUGE.

 

[Mommy 2 Wee Ones]

Tallulah looks like my Clara, who was born the last week of May, Lena her sister, has the black feathers going down her back (avatar).
They are big girls aren't them, they are bigger than my BO who are a month older than they are. Their faces are going from pink to reddish, but their combs & waddles are very slow growing. Our roo Owl, has not done the deed with them yet, so I do not expect any eggs from either of them till next year.
I got them because I fell in love with their feathered feet.