New Egg Layer Egg Question

[RingAroundTheRosie]

Our group of 5 months old are slowly becoming Non freeloaders. Tonight we were surprised with two eggs in the nesting box. Yesterday I noticed two of the 18 were singing the egg song, so was crossing my fingers I was not off in that regard. The two singing were 1 JG and 1 ISA Brown. One egg, however is heavily speckled in white. What would cause this, or is it a normal thing to happen on their first egg? I have read that a lot of people see this w their ISA Browns, so am guessing it's the one she laid, but my curiosity is peaked.
I will attach a few pics

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

That appeats to be a heavy coating of bloom...the natural, protective coating on every egg

 

[pennyJo1960]

Ditto x 2 they should clear up what are you feeding them please ?

 

[RingAroundTheRosie]

That appeats to be a heavy coating of bloom...the natural, protective coating on every egg

Ok thanks so much!

Ditto x 2 they should clear up what are you feeding them please ?

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They have always been on a Non GMO Feed from a local company. They get veggies like carrots and cabbage and such as well as kitchen scraps or suitable leftovers.

 

[pennyJo1960]

see what they look like next time they lay

 

[RingAroundTheRosie]

We caught the ISA brown in the act around 10:30 this morning, so she is def one of the layers. This one was also speckled in regards to the bloom. We weighed this one at it came in at 61g which surprised me. It was 3 grams heavier then the store bought ones I have in the fridge, but just slightly smaller.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Which still has bloom not quite as much do you offer oyster shell?

 

[RingAroundTheRosie]

Which still has bloom not quite as much do you offer oyster shell?

I have not been, as I was told not to offer it until they actually start laying. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? lol

 

[Frazzemrat1]

as dark as your first couple of eggs are, I'd guess those were our welsummers...

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I have not been, as I was told not to offer it until they actually start laying. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? lol

Your fine. New layers who dont have supplemenal calcium draw from the calcium in their bodies. Layer feed is more of a concern han oyster shell with regatds to waiting because the calcium is in the feed...oyster shell van be available any time as only birds who need it consume it. Non laying birds may give it an investigative peck or two but they don't consume it like a laying bird does. I have oyster shell out at all times, even when I have young birds or chicks.

That being said, bloom level is not really a function of calcium intake