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Found an egg in the snow
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Guess what, clucksters? One of our younger girls just laid her very first egg—right in the snow! 🥚❄️ I found it nestled in a chilly patch, and I can’t help but wonder if she was feeling a bit adventurous today with the sun shining and temps in the high 20s. It looked like it might’ve melted into the snowy landscape rather than being buried deep, but either way—what an egg-citing surprise!
One of our younger girls layed her first egg! But I found it embedded in the snow. I think she must have done it today. The temp was high 20s and the sun was out. It looks a little bit more like it melted in than got half buried in yesterday's snow... but either way - its OK, right? Even if it was frozen to the ground (I had to dig up the chunk of snow/ice it was in) for the past 2 days, it should still be good to eat?
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