Woo Hoo!

Congratulations!
Do you know which of your girls laid it? What colour is it?
Two more of my older girls have come back into lay in the last couple of days. One of my wellies ;laid me a beautiful large dark brown egg just a short time ago and her legbar pal laid me a gorgeous blue one 2 days ago and then another today. Early cycle eggs are so pretty!
Harry is still getting run out of town by the "Henry and Oik" tag team. I feel so sorry for him but then when I put food down for him out of the way, he won't share it if a hen come over, so I'm losing patience with him. It's not like he's starving because I make sure he gets plenty, so there is no excuse for ungentlemanly behaviour. It's starting to look like Henry is not even going to tolerate him as second in command the way things are going, so Harry and the Oik may both go the journey and perhaps it's time for some new blood. Argh! Poultry politics are nearly worse than human politics!
@Yorkshirecoop
Yes I had thought it might be gravel/abscess. Gave his hoof a good clean up and couldn't see anything but rang my farrier on the off chance he could pop in when passing. He was good enough to stop in last night at 6pm on his way home and used the hoof testers and had a bit dig at anything that looked remotely discoloured, but couldn't find anything and no reaction from Rasc to the testers. Bute and cold wraps have taken a lot of the swelling out, although it's still a bit warm. Going to see how it goes over the weekend and maybe poultice it to see if anything busts out once it's been soaked, but farrier due back to shoe next Tue, so I really want to get to the bottom of it before then, as don't want to pay for a set of shoes to be put on only to need that one taken off again and him to be out of action.
Off out tonight to see the Strictly Come Dancing tour. My sister is treating me for my birthday, which is next week. Must dash and lock chucks away before I get myself glammed up to go! .