JonO
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What a whoppa of an egg !I was going to put a post on here a 2 weeks ago to say our indian runner ducks haven't started laying this year yet, but they started in earnest last week, and yesterday one produced a massive egg (photo included hopefully !) compared to a normal indian runner duck egg (Next to it)
I was just amazed and felt the need to share it with you guys ! Poor duck that had to lay it though !
Jon.
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Gertie
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Whoops - at first I thought the coin was a 20p!!!!
Bloomin' heck
That must be why ducks waddle!
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judith
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Ouch
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tahir
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Blimey
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monkey1973
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ButteryHOLsomeness
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| Gertie wrote: | Whoops - at first I thought the coin was a 20p!!!!
Bloomin' heck
That must be why ducks waddle! |
i thought it was a 20p coin as well
actually, methinks i have an idea of how that poor duck felt, my dd was 10lb 8oz born the 'normal' way
mmmmm i love duck eggs... gonna have to stop at the butchers that sells them around here now
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Loopy Lou
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Wow - some egg!!!
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Pilsbury
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Wow give that duck a tube of preperation H
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nettie
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Yowch! **eyes watering**
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Lloyd
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Did it taste nice?...the egg that is!
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Gertie
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JonO - I don't know what has happened but yesterday one of our hens had just come off the nest box and I found a very small, warm egg - a darker brown and more speckled than normal. If it was the 1st April I would think Lundy was having a laugh, but I was there when it 'appeared'
Weird or what!
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JonO
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Must be a conspiracy, its the only answer !
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Gertie
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Hi JonO - have spoken to an experienced poultry keeper who says it's either because the hen is coming into lay or going out - hope it's the former!
p.s. Love your avatar
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JonO
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Thats Willow, also partial to a duck or chuck egg !
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