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[Mutrix Farmers]

We had a 90g egg today, but we don't know who laid it It looks absolutely enormous compared to the usual 55-60g eggs we've been getting.

[Cooks]

now this is getting ridiculous I am going more green by the minute! largest we've had are in the 40 g's but they are only new to laying

 

Well done mystery layer, you know who you are!

[TAJ]

I bet it will be a double yoker - biggest we have had so far is 94g - but anything we have had in the 70s - 90s have all been double yokers.

 

Tracy

[syed_king12]

would you mind if you upload some picture would be nice to

see

[Hen Watch]

1 year on and my girls regularily lay between 75-90g eggs now. Not double yolkers just single. I now think of this as normal size and when I give some away, I get great reactions from friends that think the eggs are enormous.

[Mutrix Farmers]

would you mind if you upload some picture would be nice to

see

 

I will see what I can do. We had another biggy this morning - 78g I don't think it is the same chook as it's a slightly different shade of mid brown.

[FruitandNutCake]

I wouldn't be suprised if it came from your brown nick - as I guess she is from the same batch as my Fair Dinkum - and she lay a 98g one today, after a break of about 11 days.

 

Fortunately I can tell who lays which egg as the three lay in different places, and also the colour and texture is slightly different. The brown nick (Fair Dinkum) lays darker eggs with kind of rough texture at the pointed end!

[Squatlobster]

I hate to be a show-off..., but I was presented with a 100g single-yolked egg yesterday AND the day before, presumably form the same chicken (?) Must admit, the first one had a slightly odd textured shell; sort of bumpy like orange peel, but otherwise all normal. What is the biggest egg anyone has had?

 

They are getting so cheeky now - when I open the back door they come into the kitchen (and poo on the floor... )

[TAJ]

00g - that would go on the egg leader board!

 

Tracy

[Janty]

My Buffy (brahma) goes through phases every now and again of presenting us with what we call 'cut & shunt' eggs. They look like two eggs that have been cut off and glued together with a ridge in the middle. She lays these for three or four days (all double yolkers) and then she goes back to laying much smaller eggs for a while.

[surferdog]

My Buffy (brahma) goes through phases every now and again of presenting us with what we call 'cut & shunt' eggs.

 

What a brilliant description - sums it up perfectly. We've been thinking of them as ringers ( you know where two cars are cut and welded back together.....)