Erratic Egg Laying

ralbis1

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I have a Black Australop, about a year old, who has been a decent but not spectacular layer. This past week she has been producing strange eggs -- two very large and somewhat misshapen eggs, and today a perfect little quail-sized egg. Last weekend she spent time in the garden with me as I turned over the soil and ate a large number of earthworms. Could this have been caused by a sudden spike in animal protein? She is acting fine and looks fine. Thanks!
 
I have a Black Australop, about a year old, who has been a decent but not spectacular layer. This past week she has been producing strange eggs -- two very large and somewhat misshapen eggs, and today a perfect little quail-sized egg. Last weekend she spent time in the garden with me as I turned over the soil and ate a large number of earthworms. Could this have been caused by a sudden spike in animal protein? She is acting fine and looks fine. Thanks!
Is it spring or fall where you live?
 
It is spring.
Did she molt last fall/winter?
If she's just coming back into lay, you can expect some funky eggs.

Oh, missed before that you are new here...so, Welcome to BYC!
 

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