tviss711
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So this is a new one for us!
I collected eggs yesterday. Our young pullets have just started laying within the last two weeks or so. I know to expect odd eggs, shell-less, double yolkers, etc, but this is a whole new experience. I'm not really concerned about it, but found it fascinating, and I could only find one thread that discussed a similar incident, but it was ten years old! Posting this to see if anyone might know why this occurs? The only visual difference from another of this pullets eggs is that it appears more porous? But please check out the video to hear it! It sounds like its a ceramic egg or a metal egg, and I compare it to another of her eggs. She is an easter egger named Acorn. Maybe she ate too much oyster shell?
I knew something was different immediately when I collected it, as it sounded different when it clacked up against the other eggs in my hand. Called my husband in to make sure I wasn't going crazy!
Anyone else experience this, or something similar? It is kind of a funny mystery! I haven't opened the egg yet, though I am curious. I will video it when we do finally decide to crack it open! Maybe double shelled? It feels normal otherwise, similar weight and doesn't feel empty. Weird!
I collected eggs yesterday. Our young pullets have just started laying within the last two weeks or so. I know to expect odd eggs, shell-less, double yolkers, etc, but this is a whole new experience. I'm not really concerned about it, but found it fascinating, and I could only find one thread that discussed a similar incident, but it was ten years old! Posting this to see if anyone might know why this occurs? The only visual difference from another of this pullets eggs is that it appears more porous? But please check out the video to hear it! It sounds like its a ceramic egg or a metal egg, and I compare it to another of her eggs. She is an easter egger named Acorn. Maybe she ate too much oyster shell?
I knew something was different immediately when I collected it, as it sounded different when it clacked up against the other eggs in my hand. Called my husband in to make sure I wasn't going crazy!
Anyone else experience this, or something similar? It is kind of a funny mystery! I haven't opened the egg yet, though I am curious. I will video it when we do finally decide to crack it open! Maybe double shelled? It feels normal otherwise, similar weight and doesn't feel empty. Weird!