Haha yes by looks these are much the same! Now I can usually tell by weight as soon as I pick one up.Would also increase the chances, you get a ceramic egg for breakfast! (Might break your teeth) be careful.I’m just kidding.
Real eggs are denser for their size. The other day as a fun challenge I collected them just by feel. And no, not by biting them! 
I'll try that in a separate bowl from the oyster shell to see what they think, not mix the two. Thanks!I just save the egg shells from the ladies, crunch them up, and feed them a bowl at their choosing. (They eat them too)
It IS super cute! I have seen Buttercup do it a couple times in her four years, but it’s not a regular thing in my flock. I did not realize it was somewhat standard behavior. LOL.
Those are both very fine ladies - but that picture of Hattie is particularly special - see how she flows across the whole frame.
Pretty plate too!
Thanks! All but Little Mill were taken inside the run. They gather around me a bit in there. For Flash’s photo, I used a live photo and changed the feature photo... otherwise it would have been a blurry picture of half her head. LOL. Millie was so busy scratching away, I just inched up close and grabbed a couple shots when her head popped up.Brilliant photos! How do you get so close? My girls hate my phone.
Maybe I should balance mealy worms on top of it.
She is very much the broody pancake when laying.Those are both very fine ladies - but that picture of Hattie is particularly special - see how she flows across the whole frame.
It's time to put them away. No more snow allowed.
Those are great. We got some real photographers on this thread! Nice job!
