Take a look at this!!

[lettucegrow!]

I'm afraid it would only have to be a couple as in two ( singular). M garden isn't that big and unless I win the lottery big time( this weeks £10 win is not quite enough) and could move to the country (oh, if only) and be one of those lucky people who gets to do all the fun stuff in life, I'm will have to make do with a little flock of 5 max. I haven't told OH yet I'd like more, so shhhhhh!

[MaureenHall]

Well 5's better than 2, cuz if you lose 1 then the other one will be lonely. And 6 is better than 5 cuz it's not an odd number

[Glutton4...]

...and twenty's plenty - till you get four Geese LOL!

[digthatchick]

I hate to brag (OK I LERVE it!) but we've had 3 double yolkers - in 3 weeks. I don't know if it's the same chicken that's doing it though. I assume so, but not necessarily.

Hi Flum
Double yolkers are quite common for "new" chooks as the system takes a while to settle (missed a shell first time round so next day wraps 2 yolks in one shell) we are getting one or two a week at the moment but this will stop soon... but triple yolkers !!! that is very very special

[lottie dolly]

wow,never seen a triple before,your girl must have struggled a bit with that one lol,if you find any more extra large eggs i bet they get cracked open first,just to see mind,very interesting find.

[Hashette]

Just thinking what a size that triple yolker must have been as well.

Ouch - bet that caused some clucking!

[Flummery]

OK Flum, where's the pics I can't believe you didn't take pics! I was sooo happy to see my full frying pan I couldn't resist.Not that I don't believe you or anything!!!!!

Well, we ate the first two boiled. You don't know there's going to be another yolk till you've eaten the first!