Just Yolk?

[Hubble]

Hi there,

I recently aquired a stray chook that wandered into a mate house one night.

AS far as I can tell it's an ISA Brown. It's very tame and friendly and has decided to stay so I built it a temporary hutch.

Anyhow when I let it out this morning, there was an egg yolk on the floor of the hutch. No shell, no albumen, just a yolk.
What do the experts make of this?


Thanks in advance

Paul

 

[Mahonri]

Perhaps it tried to whip up an angel food cake.

Sorry, just a yolk, I haven't a clue, perhaps someone else will.

 

[AngieChick]

It's very kind of you to bring her in.

If she is young, I've heard that they can do some quirky things when they are new layers.

 

[swtangel321]

She might just be a new layer, try offering her some oyster shells.

Or she could be a egg eater and started eating the egg and then stoped when you came out.

 

[Hubble]

Ok thanks guys!

 

[ashyannehand]

 

[Attack Chicken]

Your so kind. Glad you gave her a home!