Hi!
We have a chicken that surprised us by laying a random egg in January. We don't provide extra light in the winter months. Should we be concerned? Or just happy we got a surprise egg?
Our little flock of two has had their routine really thrown off after a raccoon attack. They were moved inside for a while one recovered from some serious wounds, and about a week ago were moved back outside, now with a small heat panel in their coop. But our understanding was that egg production had to do with light more than temperature.
Thanks!
Angee
We have a chicken that surprised us by laying a random egg in January. We don't provide extra light in the winter months. Should we be concerned? Or just happy we got a surprise egg?
Our little flock of two has had their routine really thrown off after a raccoon attack. They were moved inside for a while one recovered from some serious wounds, and about a week ago were moved back outside, now with a small heat panel in their coop. But our understanding was that egg production had to do with light more than temperature.
Thanks!
Angee