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Old 04/05/11, 01:06 PM
 
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what happens when you cross a brown layer with a blue layer

what happens when you cross a brown layer with a blue layer - Poultry

my morning's collection including duck eggs
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Old 04/05/11, 02:22 PM
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Beautiful!!!!!
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Old 04/05/11, 03:36 PM
 
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That's different
Thanks for sharing pictures.
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Old 04/05/11, 05:13 PM
 
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Wow, that is one pretty speckled egg! Are the really big eggs the duck eggs?
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Old 04/05/11, 07:10 PM
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Looks like a ready made easter basket! Love the speckled egg, that is really cool. Reminds me of wild duck & turkey eggs.
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Old 04/05/11, 09:25 PM
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looks like a turkey egg to me lol, i have had alot of EE crosses and never seen one like that pretty cool
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Old 04/05/11, 11:45 PM
 
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The really big ones are duck eggs. I have some mini duck eggs there too but they are under the chicken eggs because they got collected first.

I love the speckles. It is a white/black ara rooster crossed with a RIR hen who layes brown eggs with darkers spots (like this one but brown on brown). The hen is white with black points and what looks like a misting of rust over it all. Very intersting combination.
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