Morning, Ladies - Although we do have a couple of bantam hens that lay eggs smaller than the regular sized hens do, this peewee egg was much smaller than a bantam's. We get one like this once in a blue moon but I don't think it would have much of a chance of ever developing a chick. Usually, if you crack it open, it doesn't have a correctly developed yolk and white.
Fiona, if she is saving up for an extra large egg today, I'll bet she'll decide after laying the whopper (ouch) that wasn't a very good plan! ;o)
Hi, Jody and Ruthie - The little egg was so petite I was trying to think of a way I could have "preserved" it. I guess I could have tried to blow out the innards and keep the shell. Shoulda done that!
This chicken is obviously just not trying hard enough!
Haha, that is too funny!!
ReplyDeleteWould that one even have hatched???
ReplyDeletecute!
ReplyDeleteMaybe she's saving up for an extra large egg today?
ReplyDelete:) very funny.
ReplyDeleteMorning, Ladies - Although we do have a couple of bantam hens that lay eggs smaller than the regular sized hens do, this peewee egg was much smaller than a bantam's. We get one like this once in a blue moon but I don't think it would have much of a chance of ever developing a chick. Usually, if you crack it open, it doesn't have a correctly developed yolk and white.
ReplyDeleteFiona, if she is saving up for an extra large egg today, I'll bet she'll decide after laying the whopper (ouch) that wasn't a very good plan! ;o)
Awwww! Isn't it cute!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute little egg!
ReplyDeleteHi, Jody and Ruthie - The little egg was so petite I was trying to think of a way I could have "preserved" it. I guess I could have tried to blow out the innards and keep the shell. Shoulda done that!
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