Tiny eggs

[ChuxxRUs]

I agree that those are fart or wind eggs. They only contain albumen. No ovulation occurred but some tissue may have sloughed off and caused production of albumen without a yolk. Sometimes, with mature birds, it happens when lay cycle is nearing an end.
Calcium isn't the problem. There is nothing wrong with the shell. There just isn't a yolk inside.
Ovulation and production of a yolk are, among other things, influenced by protein.
Calcium, on the other hand has little to do with ovulation. It is necessary for muscle function and nerve transmission but primarily for skeletal structure and in laying hens, building a shell after a yolk and albumen passes into the uterus.

 

[ChuxxRUs]

THANKS for all the great info, it's so interesting, I want to learn all I can about them!!

 

[fldiver97]

Fairy eggs..... happen sometimes, no yolk.

 

[ChuxxRUs]

Fairy eggs..... happen sometimes, no yolk.

I like "fairy eggs" better than "fart eggs", lol. I should put them in my fairy garden.

 

[L1sa]

Fairy eggs..... happen sometimes, no yolk.

If you incubate them, would they grow fairies?

 

[Fishkeeper]

Maybe, in which case I do not recommend it in the slightest! Just look at Scotland's lore. Fae/fairies are not friendly little creatures, they are tricksters. It's another branch of mythology entirely, but think genies.