A few mornings ago, there were TWO fresh, very thin shelled, broken eggs near the nesting boxes. It seemed like they might have come from the same bird. Does this happen? Since then, there have been two pinkish eggs with “chalky” shells and uneven pigment. One even had calcium streaks/deposits on it. I don’t know who’s having issues. Thought it might be Ruby or Millie, but they botth laid normal eggs today. I thought Lucky did, too. At least, she sat in her favorite laying spot for awhile and there was a warm egg there, so I’m pretty sure. But late in the day, Lucky had a weird, upright stance. I asked, “Are you OK, Lucky?” because she started sort of drooping her wings. Then she pushed out a shell-less egg. What is going on? Buttercup also seemed just slightly off today, and I’ve been hovering over Ruby, my adventure girl, who seems completely normal aside from being a little thin. A recent fecal sample came back negative for parasite overload. My girls get organic layer crumble, and always have free choice oyster shell and grit. I keep lots of water stations and keep them clean. Lucky is a 30-week old Blue Laced Red Wyandotte. She seems very hearty and is at the top of the pecking order for the pullets. She roosts alongside the top ranked hen.