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I have Black Javas that lay an egg long & skinny like a bullet !, and then Buster's daughter's (chantecler) lay perfect round eggs like a largish golf ball.I am getting some odd shaped eggs from time to time. The one in the center is the plastic nest egg while the one on the left is an Orpington egg and the one on the right is an Easter Egger egg. I am obviously not hatching these so the shape does not matter but I am curious how chickens manage to lay such odd shaped eggs sometimes. I thought at first they were double yolks but when I crack them open there is only a single yolk. I had one egg that was a double yolk that was so big that I thought it was triplets. The winter hatched pullets that are starting to lay have been putting out small first eggs that look even smaller compared to the eggs I am getting from my hens!
This morning when I was out opening coops, and at the door of the Jersey Giant coop (it was still closed) I saw something jumping at my feet out of the corner of my eye & did a hollar for help at DH (Einstein) who came running to help...and stomped on the jumping thing which turns out to be a kangaroo rat ! SERIOUSLY ! Scroll down for photo...warning, this is a dead rat ! It is all wet, DH drowned it in a bucket. It is definetly a kangaroo rat, I have searched & cannot find ANY here in Western WA. There was a few that looked similar in SC, a "long tailed Forest Mouse"..but they were not here in WA...this may be an invasive species...so who do you think I should report it to ? Dept of Fish & Wildlife or a college ? This thing was jumping like popcorn 2-3 feet straight up and so fast I could not tell what it was ! ***********May be the elusive Zapus Princeps http://www.dnr.sc.gov/cwcs/pdf/woodlandjumpingmousem.pdf But this one looks so much darker than mine. Mine looks like the kangaroo rat in South Carolina !
Thanks Hintori !Pacific jumping mouse. We have them here. My cats get them sometimes
I use Scratch and peck and other organics/soy free/non-GMO. The S&P seems to be both the highest quality and most expensive.Anyone using scratch & peck over purina etc?
Have you noticed a difference in the quality of the eggs with S&P and some of the others? Honestly, the non-GMO/soy free is the most important to me, but I'd prefer organic.I use Scratch and peck and other organics/soy free/non-GMO. The S&P seems to be both the highest quality and most expensive.
ChickieLady, not sure where you're located, but you can find TONS of cats on petfinder. Bonus is that they're usually fixed, have their immunizations, and have been microchipped!
http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search...&primary_breed=Maine+Coon&distance=&pet_name=
http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search...t&primary_breed=Himalayan&distance=&pet_name=