Shell-less egg?

Bhapimama

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Jul 30, 2017
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My girls are 2 years old (today actually! Happy Birthday Ladies!) There are four of them and all but one (my Gold-lace Wyandotte, "Pox") are laying.
Today I was working in the yard and Pox came out of the henhouse singing the egg song so I went to check and there was egg yolk all over the eggs that were in there and no broken shells at all..... We had a couple shell-less eggs when they first started laying at 20 weeks, but other than that, no probs.
 
My girls are 2 years old (today actually! Happy Birthday Ladies!) There are four of them and all but one (my Gold-lace Wyandotte, "Pox") are laying.
Today I was working in the yard and Pox came out of the henhouse singing the egg song so I went to check and there was egg yolk all over the eggs that were in there and no broken shells at all..... We had a couple shell-less eggs when they first started laying at 20 weeks, but other than that, no probs.
Maybe Pox decided to get with the program....so the softie could be a start up glitch.
Was there any membrane? (they night have eaten it)
Might want to take a look at Pox's backside, she might need a bath.
 
Maybe Pox decided to get with the program....so the softie could be a start up glitch.
Was there any membrane? (they night have eaten it)
Might want to take a look at Pox's backside, she might need a bath.
A "start up glitch".... I like that :) I think there was a little membrane. When I was washing the other eggs there was something stuck on one that could have been that. Pox has a pretty fluffy backside and doesn't care to be handled much at all so I just tried to peek at it. It looked the way it always does.
 

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