Wow, mine have a loooong way to go. Thank you Krys.
Marans Thread for Posting Pics of Your Eggs, Chicks and Chickens
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Wow, mine have a loooong way to go.
So have mine in a lot of ways.
So have mine in a lot of ways.
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Pleasantly surprised yesterday when I got home and checked for eggs!!!!!!!!!!!! My new girls are laying. YIPPEE!!!!!! Will post photo layer today.
Such a pretty little egg
Pleasantly surprised yesterday when I got home and checked for eggs!!!!!!!!!!!! My new girls are laying. YIPPEE!!!!!! Will post photo layer today.
Such a pretty little egg
First egg from my new Marans flock!
They were hatched on May 18th!
I sat the egg here and did some other chores and when I came back to get it the sun was shining on it just right...made a beautiful picture!
This is just for comparison.....the 2 new eggs are closest to the white egg and the other shells are left from my Blue Copper hatch in August.
They were hatched on May 18th!
I sat the egg here and did some other chores and when I came back to get it the sun was shining on it just right...made a beautiful picture!
This is just for comparison.....the 2 new eggs are closest to the white egg and the other shells are left from my Blue Copper hatch in August.
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Pink chick, those eggs are awesome and worth every day you werewaiting for them.
The photo with the leaf could be a photo contest winner.......
The photo with the leaf could be a photo contest winner.......
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Beautiful picture Pinkchick!! Love um!
Beautiful picture Pinkchick!! Love um!
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I saved some of my darkest first eggs to use as benchmark to compare the ones at the end of the season but also to compare with what the second gen lays.
I have 3 little pullets and a Roo and they are starting to look good at 15 weeks.
I saved some of my darkest first eggs to use as benchmark to compare the ones at the end of the season but also to compare with what the second gen lays.
I have 3 little pullets and a Roo and they are starting to look good at 15 weeks.
I saved some of my darkest first eggs to use as benchmark to compare the ones at the end of the season but also to compare with what the second gen lays.
That's just reminded me.....Do any of you find the colour of your bird's shell changes colour over time? Many of my darkest layers lay very dark red eggs. I have found if I leave the shells the colour changes to a dark brown. Not a different shade of the original colour but rather a different colour; just as dark but a different colour. I have found this change takes place relatively quickly, after perhaps, a week or two. Anyone else found this or have I got weird hens?
That's just reminded me.....Do any of you find the colour of your bird's shell changes colour over time? Many of my darkest layers lay very dark red eggs. I have found if I leave the shells the colour changes to a dark brown. Not a different shade of the original colour but rather a different colour; just as dark but a different colour. I have found this change takes place relatively quickly, after perhaps, a week or two. Anyone else found this or have I got weird hens?
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I do the same thing, Monique, but mine aren't dark - I just keep the tiny ones, they're so cute!
I do the same thing, Monique, but mine aren't dark - I just keep the tiny ones, they're so cute!
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