My first egg but who layed it?

[Annalyse]

Well maybe a local breed of bird layed in your nest box? I constantly have birds in my coop because of the food. its very possible a bird tried to build a nest in your coop, its just not possible for a pullet to lay a 4 months

No birds were in my coop other than chickens. No bird can get in bc there are multiple locks on my coop.

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Oh Annaylse what colour were the eggs? Were they cream and brown or gray?

 

[Annalyse]

It is literally not possible to have any of those breeds lay at four months. I’m thinking another bird species or something? Do you have any birds that are at least 6 months?

Nope imma beginner and only got 7 chickens 6 are girls all 3 months almost 4

 

[Annalyse]

It's not impossible for 4 mo to lay. It's just unusual. High production breeds and crosses are more susceptible to early laying.

And fart or fairy eggs are a thing. That's what you call an egg with no yolk.

When she said fart eggs arent a thing I got confused cause I read so many articles on them lol. But my Starlight green egger was at least to start laying at 5 months. I'm going to take a picture of her and ask my breeder maybe he can give me her acual age instead of saying around 3 months last time. Thank you

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

@Annalyse can you answer some questions about the eggs? We have narrowed it down a bit but I’m not sure if we were correct.
1. What color/colors were the eggs?
2. Was one egg bigger than the other or were they the same size?
3. Can you post pictures of each of the hens? Are any of their combs bright red yet? If their combs are pale and small they aren’t near lying yet.

 

[Annalyse]

How did the eggs turn from gray-green to brown?

They were just laid so they had a layer of grey and underneath was green when u washed it. The picture made it look brown but there not brown just the lighting

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

They were just laid so they had a layer of grey and underneath was green when u washed it. The picture made it look brown but there not brown just the lighting

Okay. I think that the Starlight Egger and one of the brown layers laid them. The silkie probably wouldn’t be laying yet. I would think one of the Plymouth rocks laid the other one but I’m not sure.

 

[Annalyse]

@Annalyse can you answer some questions about the eggs? We have narrowed it down a bit but I’m not sure if we were correct.
1. What color/colors were the eggs?
2. Was one egg bigger than the other or were they the same size?
3. Can you post pictures of each of the hens? Are any of their combs bright red yet? If their combs are pale and small they aren’t near lying yet.

Eggs are green so there my starlight green eggers. There grey at first because u have to wash that layer off. They are NOT brown just the lighting. The eggs are the same size but different passions. They will get bigger as she matures. I will upload pictures when I get home.

 

[Annalyse]

Okay. I think that the Starlight Egger and one of the brown layers laid them. The silkie probably wouldn’t be laying yet. I would think one of the Plymouth rocks laid the other one but I’m not sure.

Nope all 4 are my starlight green. My plough isnt laying yet. Before my green egger lays shes starts screaming her head off

 

[Ihavesomechickens]

Nope all 4 are my starlight green. My plough isnt laying yet. Before my green egger lays shes starts screaming her head off

Oh okay. So it seems we have caught the egg layer. Or, you did. We weren’t much help to be honest.