[flangey]

I found a tiny little speckled brown egg this afternoon in the middle of the garden! I'm assuming it's the first from my new little mini silver appleyards.  All my chucks have been laying for months, apart from my Suffolk Noir, Rosie, but this egg was very tiny, about the size of small pebble.  All my other hybrids first eggs have been smallish but not as tiny as this. Can anybody shed any light? I'll take a photo and attach if I can work out how!!

[joyfull]

sounds like it could be a wind egg - did you crack it open - wind eggs (also known as fart eggs or cock eggs) have either no yolk or just a little speck of yellow. 

[wildwitchy]

i never knew what they were called joy! I've had a few of there lately myself but I think it has come from one of new POL's I hatched last year before she gets into the hang of laying.

These were just full of egg white.

[too many girls]

sounds like it could be a wind egg - did you crack it open - wind eggs (also known as fart eggs or cock eggs) have either no yolk or just a little speck of yellow. 

Aunty............................Joyful said a norty word

Joyful on the norty step ha ha
comfy Joy?

wind egg, f**t egg, witches egg, i once got one with nothing in it at all 

[joyfull]

not going till Aunty tells me too 

[too many girls]

you'd be bored on the norty step, normally we crack open a bottle of something but i don't think you drink,
i stopped smoking over a year ago but i have virtual ciggies on the norty step

[flangey]

Just going to crack it open now, hope it doesn't make a loud f**t sound! I'll report back in a mo 

[flangey]

You were right! Lots of 'white' and a tiny little yolk (no f**t noise though)!!

[joyfull]

  she is just practising then and will soon be laying proper eggs 

[flangey]

Woo hoo!  Love my chucks and ducks 

[wildwitchy]

witches egg
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I haven't laid an egg for years! Not since the op anyway!

[joyfull]