Installing Indoor Cat Tree

[One Man Banned]

This is the first time we've ever had anything so small......

 

We think it must be Margot as today Geri's egg is on the left and it's as big as ever but Margot's egg is looking very pale...

 

 

Dare we use this egg, but I'd love to know what's in it!

 

 

A

xx

[gooner.girl]

Wow Andrew - that second picture makes it look tiny... I presume its all there - yolk, white etc just in minature... How strange is that?! How are you going to eat it?

[Couperman]

wow, how cute!

 

I would boil it for 35 seconds and make extra thin soldiers!

 

Kev.

[gooner.girl]

wow, how cute!

 

I would boil it for 35 seconds and make extra thin soldiers!

 

Kev.

 

That would be seriously thin soldiers Kev!!!!

[Gallina]

My Amber Star is a bit undersized and is having tiny eggs too. They are perfectly all right to eat: the ratio of yolk to white tends to be higher than usual.

 

The smallest so far weighed almost exactly 20 grams, and I found it in the poo tray: she must have had it on the bars and it fell between them. (I even ate that one....)

[ubereglu]

Muddles has laid two eggs that big before. With her they are practically just yolk, it's really odd.

[theherd123]

Now that is a very tiny egg!

 

[craftyhunnypie]

I had a lot of those once from Audrey. They were so cute but had no yolks - I used mine for meringues! I think they are known as wind eggs?

 

Emma.x

[Charlottechicken]

They look really sweet don't they

 

I get a lot of those too, at least one a month, I suspect Snooty, egg laying has never been her strong point .

 

The ones my girls lay do not have yolks in them.

[Mel (& Paul)]

Bless - they look like our Bantam's eggs

[rachel19]

We had one like that a while ago - just white with no yolk

[susanbb]

Both Ruby and Mrs Bridges have laid tiny eggs. Small but perfect in every other way.

 

Susan