Installing Indoor Cat Tree

[Ziggy]

We've just come back home after a weekend away to find our chickens are actually dinosaurs... well that's what the size of this egg seems to suggest anyway...

My daughter Suki brought it in saying 'you are not going to believe the size of this egg!!!' and I did 'wow' in surprise when i saw it.... our biggest so far!!! It weighed in at 100grams exactly...

 

Here is a picture of it...

http://club.omlet.co.uk/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=12748

 

What are the biggest eggs everybody else has had? I saw a message about one over 130 grams....

[harveypup]

ouch!!!

 

We have had a couple of larger ones too. You never know it may be a double yolker

[AnnieP]

Ouch, makes your eyes water just thinking about it! Its bound to be a double yolker... yum!

[mountainboarddude]

talking of big eggs, i had a quail sized egg the other day followed by a huge egg today(80g).

[Egluntyne]

Crikey.....one of mine laid an eye watering 97g egg a couple of weeks ago.

 

Our biggest to date was 110g and that was a double yolker!

[Jaime]

Congratulations on the egg....

 

I bet that will make a fair sized omlette

[theherd123]

WOW!

 

Give that chicken an ice pack to sit on!

[Guest]

What a stonker!

[Ziggy]

Well we just cracked it to fry it today for Suki's supper, and yes it is a double yolk... I expected two small yolks, but these are huge yolks!!!

 

It might be a silly question, but why are there double yolks? Is this the equivalent of 'twins'? Would these have been two chicks if the egg had been fertilised? It seems double yolks are quite common....

[Cute Chick]

We also had one huge egg which was a double yoker. Good question about twins. Shall have to look that one up.

 

Gosh how bg would it have been if it were triplets or more.......ouch. At least as humans we don't give birth to them all at the same time!

 

Chris

[bronze]

Well we just cracked it to fry it today for Suki's supper, and yes it is a double yolk... I expected two small yolks, but these are huge yolks!!!

 

It might be a silly question, but why are there double yolks? Is this the equivalent of 'twins'? Would these have been two chicks if the egg had been fertilised? It seems double yolks are quite common....

 

It is the equivelent of when a women releases two eggs which can result in twins but with a double yoker it would never hatch

[Cinnamon]

We had a 105g one from Poppy today,who is now wandering about with a dazed expression on her face

[The Dogmother]

OUCH!! Poor chook! Well done chook,good for her!