- Jun 5, 2014
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So I'm pretty sure this is coming from my Rhode Island Red. I guess she lays very early in the day because when I go out there I always find this
Not in a nest box and none of the inside of the egg left. The shell is soft but not soft enough that if she layed it it would have broken. Is she an egg eater? None of my other eggs ever get eaten? Or have shells that feel rubbery like that. They have lots of calcium available. I was thinking of maybe putting her in her own area and keeping an eye on her? See what time she lays and why I'm finding her eggs like this
Not in a nest box and none of the inside of the egg left. The shell is soft but not soft enough that if she layed it it would have broken. Is she an egg eater? None of my other eggs ever get eaten? Or have shells that feel rubbery like that. They have lots of calcium available. I was thinking of maybe putting her in her own area and keeping an eye on her? See what time she lays and why I'm finding her eggs like this