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Looks like one of our new Australorp hens has started laying - the egg on the right (from Flymo) for size reference is a small/medium 
Cute....
Cute....
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Happy Gardening,
Shirley
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awwwwww bless ....... only another 10 for a sarnie then
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Wonder if it has a yolk?
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ShirleyComment
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imagine the size of the baby that would come out if it has
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No baby possibility - no cockerel (too noisy in the garden)Originally posted by lynda66 View Postimagine the size of the baby that would come out if it hasHappy Gardening,
ShirleyComment
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no but if there was it would be soooooo ikkle and cute ........ (maybe i'm getting a bit obsessed with babies 
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Umm, how to put this kindly.... YUP!Originally posted by lynda66 View Post(maybe i'm getting a bit obsessed with babies ) lol
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ShirleyComment
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*really must stop being soooooooo boring and predictable * lol
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The first egg or two from a pullet can be really small. Doesn't mean they always will!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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That's so cute I think you should "blow" it and keep it forever, just as a reminder
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We had a really ickle one when we had the bantams...I was convinced a quail must've ben visiting in the night.
If yours is anything like ours was on the edibility front.....I'd do as Maureen suggests & blow it & keep as a little reminder.
the fates lead him who will;him who won't they drag.
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Ceeeeeuuute, never seen one that small beforeHayley B
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I gathered six of these with the intention of sticking them in an egg box for a joke and seeing if anyone actually bought them!
Then I thought " I've got my reputation to think about here and don't want to be accused of flogging budgie eggs".
In the end I broke them all open and none of them had a yolk so I mashed the albumen up with some layers pellets and fed them back to chooks. It's the only time I've ever given chooks eggs to eat as it goes against the grain a bit, even though it's recommended for poorly hens.
The eggshells weren't wasted either (very thick shells btw!) I put them on top of my woodburning stove and when they were really dry and cooked, broke them up and fed them back as grit as well!
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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Younger son wanted to fry it so he did. No yolk. He said it tasted odd and gave it to the dog
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ShirleyComment
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It's ok, we believe you!Originally posted by shirlthegirl43 View PostA simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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