Oh yeah, I'll eat it. Not really sure who laid it. Judging by age I hope it's the AC pullet, but judging by color, I have no clue. It's a bit darker than I expect the AC eggs to be.Sounds great, you gonna eat it if it has yolk in it?Do you know what chicken it came from.. or breed.?
That's pretty neat.
Oh everyday is like a roller coaster here. Some rides you enjoy, some rides you hope to end a bit faster. Overall it's been a good day though.My day is going great so far, thank you!
How about yours, Trim?
ignore my hand to, that was a mistake 
I hope you catch what ever did this it is possible it is young coons . I worry all the time for my 2 ducks. it is dark when I get home some times I can t get them in there pen .Something bad happened... went to lock in my lavender orpingtons and I found blood EVERYWHERE, muscovies were in their coops but THEY TO were beat up.. not bad but whatever it was obviously was scared of them because Lucky has blood on his bill. Orpingtons were all alive... moved to the pullet/guinea coop... half the chickens had been bitten somewhere and the guineas were the obsolete WORSE, my female guinea has a bear back so she had scratches ALL OVER HER, my 2 boys were bit on the butt taking some feathers off. The chickens were all bloody and the rooster also got bit in the butt... he could barely lay downI think it's the neighbors cat.. I saw him up their today.. that huge fat cat..
My cats have LEARNED not to touch our pets, these guys were on our property so the neighbors cat had NO reason to be on OUR property. Luckily I lost no chickens.
I have taught them to go into their coops.. I have to admit though sometimes they're in with the chickens.
