Poop and a small yellow blob that looks like a yolk

[HappyHens2018]

I’d definitely cut it open to find out.
Lash eggs can in fact be that color.
But my vote goes with a shell-less egg.
It appears a chalaza is visible in photo D184, upper right hand quadrant.

Are you providing oyster shell and layer feed? They might not be getting enough calcium.
Could be new layers working out the plumbing or it might be an issue. Good catch. Keep an eye out for more.

Yes I’m providing oyster shells and layer feed. I did cut it. It is definitely a shell less egg. Thanks for the tip!

 

[HappyHens2018]

True. If anything, the vet we go.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I’d definitely cut it open to find out.
Lash eggs can in fact be that color.
But my vote goes with a shell-less egg.
It appears a chalaza is visible in photo D184, upper right hand quadrant.

Are you providing oyster shell and layer feed? They might not be getting enough calcium.
Could be new layers working out the plumbing or it might be an issue. Good catch. Keep an eye out for more.

Good eye @staceyj X3 on the shell less egg. Good advice.

 

[staceyj]

Yes I’m providing oyster shells and layer feed. I did cut it. It is definitely a shell less egg. Thanks for the tip!

So glad to hear your mystery is solved!

 

[aart]

Found this when I came home in one of the nest. is this normal? First flock of sixteen. They started laying 10-12 eggs (in total) a day for two weeks now. They are about six months.

Yes I’m providing oyster shells and layer feed. I did cut it. It is definitely a shell less egg. Thanks for the tip!

Glad you figured it out......just a suggestion, when you take pic put a quarter in the shot for scale. My first impression here was something much smaller than a shell-less egg, like the size of a dime or smaller.