My Rhode Island Red Layed this...

[SurferchickinSB]

@SurferchickinSB thanks, but it wasn’t. It was a double-shelled egg.

Wow, I’ve never gotten one of those yet!

 

[tripletfeb]

Very cool pics, thanks!

 

[ChocolateWingTheRooster]

@SurferchickinSB maybe you will get one yet?

@tripletfeb NP!

 

[Jac Jac]

Interesting Fact: it also broke another egg... oof... also, Scarlett is my Rhode Island Red, one of my two pullets at the moment laying eggs. One more thing, it’s exactly 3 and a half inches longView attachment 1907065 View attachment 1907061

Hi there. That's one gigantic egg, sister, even my Pekin ducks would be embarrassed to compete with it. Two of my RIR pullets have started dropping "quail" eggs; so I won't shame them or myself by any comparison with pics. However, my Red Stars would be "in the mix" - those girls are tuff with their jumbo eggs. I love them all and congratulate you on this dinosaur whopper. Keep up the egg-cellent output. You and your girl deserve a ribbon.

 

[Jac Jac]

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I had one that large from my Plymouth Blue Rock and it was this triple yolk. Her next egg was a double yolk. Made for a full breakfast for the two of us.

WOW! That's crazy - three yolks? WOW!! What are you feeding them? Where do I purchase it? You've set my curiosity aflame. I'd like to buy some quickly. BTW - Thank you for the pics.

 

[birdhelper84]

on youtube when people were cooking they cracked an egg like that one to find another egg inside.

 

[Lisa G.]

I had one like that - it was an egg in an egg.

 

[ChocolateWingTheRooster]

@Jac Jac Thanks! Also, crazy that egg had three yolks!

@birdhelper84 thank you for sharing! I’ll probably watch it sometime!

@Lisa G. so cool! Right?

 

[birdhelper84]

I had one like that - it was an egg in an egg.[/QUO

@Jac Jac Thanks! Also, crazy that egg had three yolks!

@birdhelper84 thank you for sharing! I’ll probably watch it sometime!

@Lisa G. so cool! Right?

three yolks three butter toasts lol

 

[ChocolateWingTheRooster]

@birdhelper84 this egg was an egg in an egg, too!