Post your FIRST EGG pics!

[SarahFish]

My first egg! Needless to say, I am beyond excited (even though the egg is tiny in comparison to a normal sized egg)!!!!! It came from my Black Star, Jambalaya:

This pic is to show the size difference between a Large store bought egg and what my baby girl layed. I don't care though. I'm so happy with it!

 

[Ksurrett]

I know everyone loves the way their chickens play but I have the funniest clip of my baby chicks fighting over a piece of bread...it is sooo funny

 

[DoberMom]

One of my leghorns laid our very first egg this week when she was exactly 18 weeks old! She laid another the next day. Like a good chicken, she laid them both in a nest box! The first one was 34 grams, second 38.

Above is our first little egg (right) next to a large store bought egg (left).

 

[sgtmom52]

This was my very first egg ~ 3 years ago...

and my SLW "Petenshi" as she laid the egg ~ yes I was stalking her waiting for it!

 

[mgw]

these are our first 2 eggs,egg on right 7/29/10 egg on left 7/31/10. Both laid from black stars ruby & wattles

 

[chicnique]

The eagle has landed....LOL.... We finally got our first egg the other day and what a surprise it was.... Blue-green... Now we are waiting for the other hens to follow suit..

 

[cindy99]

From Snowflake - our first chicken and her first egg.

 

[LlanoLonghorn]

Our first Egg. Hens are 19 weeks old.

will post more as they come.

 

[city kid farm]

Our EE Ginger just laid her first egg. She was as excited as the rest of us. I was expecting a blue/green shell, but instead got light pink.

 

[wanttobefarmer]

Ok I have these two australorps that were wanting in the coop (they were freeranging and didn't want to lay in the boxes outside) so I put them in for a bout 30 min and went back to check on them. They are both 5 months old. One layed the biggest egg of any of my chickens really maybe bigger than I've ever seen. The other laid an egg so small it looks like a quail egg, or the size of one. Here is a pic of the two eggs compared to reg eggs.

The big egg is impressive, but has anyone ever seen an egg so small, from a heavy sized australorp?