I almost overlooked it...

[addiedunn]

I thought, surely that's not an egg in there! Surely, it was.

That's a peanut beside it, btw.

Is this normal for established layers?

 

[Mrs.Puff]

Not really normal, no, but not totally unique. Usually it's just the new girls who lay teeny ones. Put that egg in a cool dry place for a long time, and the insides will eventually dry up and you can keep it forever!

 

[Indiana hens]

It probably does not have a yolk! I get one every 2 months. they can get smaller! You would think that would come from a bantam!

 

[Chickapooh23]

Well it is a very nice color. Looks like a small bird egg.

 

[hawtchick]

I have only gotten one and it did have the tiniest yolk in it. So amazing.