My first "fart egg"! [With pic] :)

[sulco]

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And if the shell comes out cracked, it's called "breaking wind". True story. Look it up.

 

[faerielady]

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And if the shell comes out cracked, it's called "breaking wind". True story. Look it up.

Sorry, I snorted when I read that. I couldn't help myself.

 

[dantodd]

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I guess my wife would call them fluff eggs then.

 

[Cattitude]

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I guess my wife would call them fluff eggs then.

That gives new meaning to the word "fluffy"...

 

[Cattitude]

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On a side note, I love the colors she lays.

Thank you! She and her identical quadruplet sisters lay wonderful green and blue eggs.

 

[QuackerJackFarms]

My duck just layed a "toot egg" yesterday. Teeny Tiny little thing. I went ahead and put it in the bator.. Why not. It does have a yolk. Not expecting much, but who knows, maybe I'll start a new breed of miniature mallards!

 

[mother o' chicks72]

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yay! baby mini ducks!

 

[Evelle]

you could start a new craz

mini ducks or toy ducks there ya go.

 

[kuntrychick]

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Doesn't look like a "fart" egg to me....looks like a young pullet's first egg or something. But, it does look small compared to the other one. BTW.. I love those egg holder thingys! Where did you get those?

 

[Nonny]

The girls are almost 12 months old now and have been laying for a while now, giving me eggs around 65 - 68 grams usually. That little one weighed in at 38 grams.

It's strange though, after pretty much perfect eggs right from their very first day of laying, this week has seen them lay that small one, one shell-less egg, and one soft-shelled egg. Then today we're back to the usual three perfect ones again.

I got those egg-cups from a junk/discount shop - $2 for the set.