The yolk wasn't clear, the yolk was missing. That was all white. They call them "fart eggs" because they have no yolk, they're all clear, like air. Also called "wind eggs".
The yolk wasn't clear, the yolk was missing. That was all white. They call them "fart eggs" because they have no yolk, they're all clear, like air. Also called "wind eggs".
Yes, the yolk was there and it was clear. I moved the dish so the whole raw egg could swirl around and I could see the yolk as separate from the albumin. It held together in a yolk shape.
It may have been the thicker portion of white, there's the thin albumin and the thick albumin, there may have even been a second glob of thick albumin. By definition, yolk is the yellow internal part of the egg, rich in protein and fat. If it's clear, it's not yolk. Even if it had membrane around it, it was still white.
I've been getting the exact opposite.... tiny eggs that are all yolk...no white at all. Comments anyone? Pullet sized eggs with jumbo yolks. just one hen doing this I think, either a welsummer or a brahma cross.
The two fart eggs we have gotten have been marble (shooter) sized soft shells, and have both had yolks.
Our eight girls have been laying since October, and we have had just a couple mini-eggs.