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I believe that is the way it is, but I could be wrong. And maybe it is different with different ducks or breeds. It was definitely that way with my cayuga who gave me black eggs. One time she stepped on the egg before the bloom dried and scraped off the bloom. There was a big white duck toe mark where the white shell underneath was visible!A few of my runners lay blue tinged eggs. I was thinking that it was the couple of gray runners I have, but now I'm wondering if it's the bloom that is blue-ish and not the shell color.
That would be an awesome picture!!!I believe that is the way it is, but I could be wrong. And maybe it is different with different ducks or breeds. It was definitely that way with my cayuga who gave me black eggs. One time she stepped on the egg before the bloom dried and scraped off the bloom. There was a big white duck toe mark where the white shell underneath was visible!
This certainly sounds like a very possible explanation. I'm interested to find out. Please let us know how her next egg looksThat is odd!
Nettle has always had oddly shaped eggs. The point is off centered and the shell isn't consistently thick. The vet says she has a defective shell gland. I'm wondering if part of her errors is that this time she just put down a crazy thick bloom. She did just have a normal for her egg, slightly off white with a shell. Maybe her slightly off white bloom is actually green but so thin it isn't detectable.
I'm going to leave her's white, since she's white.Oh my gosh! I love those so much! My heart has been warmed for the day.
What color will Thimbleberry's be?
Two very slightly off white Nettle eggs in a row since the green one! It is so strange!Any green eggs today?