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Egg help
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Hey there, chicken enthusiasts! It sounds like you’re in a bit of an egg-sploration with your feathered friends. With six chickens from three fabulous breeds—New Hampshire, Bielefelder, and Australorp—you’re already on your way to a cluck-tastic egg collection! Getting 4 to 5 eggs daily is egg-citing news, but those white spots on one of your eggs are raising some questions. It’s understandable to wonder what’s going on in that egg-cellent world of yours. Could it be a breed-specific quirk, or perhaps something else? Let’s dive into this puzzling egg phenomenon together! Join the conversation and share your thoughts or experiences on this quirky egg mystery. Your input could help crack the case! [link] [comments].
| | So I have 6 chickens with 3 breeds 1 new hampshire 1 bielefelder and 3 australorp and I am getting around 4 to 5 eggs daily but one of my eggs has white spots till it gets wet does anyone know why and what breed it could be? I put a photo of the exact same egg I testen this with 2 other eggs all with the same result [link] [comments] |
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