I was gone for the weekend and came home last night to find what appears to be a Black Copper Marans Goose egg in one of the boxes! The problem with that idea is two-fold; First, to my knowledge there is no such thing as a BCM Goose; Second, I don’t have ANY geese only chickens and ducks.
Part of this weekends haul of eggs.
What the heck did this come outta?
Is this an eXXXtra Large egg?
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It is rare but a chicken can lay a huge egg . The egg might be double yolked.
Those eggs ae beautiful.
I bet it’s a double-yolked egg. They’re always fun.
Agreed, double-yolked. Those are rare, but not that rare when hens are young. Once they get a bit older (practice makes perfect?) the double yolk fun times are gone. Ah, the good ol’ days.
All I can say is OUCH!
Eggstremly eggciting! I go with the double yolker too, they are usually taller.