Unfortunately, the second
egg broke so this one was covered in yolk.
There’s one hen that gets picked on, and I don’t know if the other hens
aren’t letting her eat the oyster shells or what, but it seems like every other
day or so there will be a broken egg in a nest.
I don’t think any are eating the eggs, so I think it’s all just the
shells being thin.
When I got this one,
there was another hen on another nest, and when I went out later there were two
unharmed eggs there. So, “four” eggs
from seven aging hens in the middle of winter, isn’t too bad.
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