My hens are about 11 months old and didn't start laying until 5 months. Gotten used to double yoke eggs but day after I changed their nesting hay I found a fairy egg which tells me my chickens don't like change that causes them to get upset and do weird things like this. Glad to know this fairy egg knowledge. God bless.
I have raised chickens for years and just found one of these for the first time today. Never knew about them, thanks for the video. Think I will cook me a fairy egg in the morning for breakfast. 😎
I was so concerned about my hens laying these fairy eggs, i thought it was something serious. But I'm happy to know that it's common out there. Thank you for the information, i just subscribed. 😃✅👍
How fun, love getting the tiny eggs! The ones in the yard I notice are usually super small, like a complete accident lol. The ones in the box they actually went and tried to lay, too cute 😂
Wow. Beautiful color eggs. I have Rhode Island reds and Americaunas. One of my reds just layed a tiny egg, they are 3 years old. I would love to know what breeds of chickens you have, I would like more of a mixture of eggs. Great video. New subscriber here 🙂
thank you very much, welcome to our channel!! We have over 60 birds, but some of our most colorful layers are Ameraucanas, Cream Legbars, Black Copper Marans, Swedish Isbars, Oliver Eggers, Orpingtons, Easter Eggers, and of course we have some Rhode Island Reds that we love all the same!
I just got one this morning... glad I found your channel.. I was so worried... BLONDIE lays good... a week before she laid a weird egg with no yolk... she was back to normal in no time... I cuddled her and gave her kisses and told her I love her eggs or no eggs and she doesn’t have to lay... poor thing.
We actually got one yesterday too! Oh that’s cool I’ve never tried to boil them. Yeah it could just be kind of a tiny broken yolk. As long as your hen isn’t constantly laying them there is nothing wrong. We used to always crack them but I think I’m going to start blowing them out and keeping them as decorations lol
I have 8 black Australorps and they finally laid (5) eggs today. I got them June 17th. All 5 are small, maybe 60% the size of your typical egg, probably the size of the first egg you cracked near the end. Good to know why this is happening. I was laughing when I saw them!
I got one of those itty bitties about a month ago...it tops the egg basket on the counter...I just called it a 'butt nugget'...too cute to crack, and I like your name better...Thanks for that! :) Which kind of hen lays those beautiful deep reddish eggs?...So pretty! oooxxx
I’m a 1st time chicken owner. One of my four hens started laying 4 days ago. They have ben small, but perfect with a perfect shell. Yesterday she skipped a day, but laid one this morning about 10am. It was almost 8pm and she was waddling to coop (almost bed time) her walk was kinda strange and kind of puffed up then as she’s walking she just dropped a second egg in the yard (only 10 hours later). The egg had a very soft shell and a little cord attached to it. What happened? She seems ok and put herself to bed, but should I be worried? Here’s her laying schedule so far. 8/4 10:30am laid 1st egg 8/5 4:20 pm laid 2nd egg 8/6 NO EGG 8/7 10:00am 3rd egg 8/7 8:00 pm while walking, squatted and another soft shell egg with little cord attached. Hope someone can help with this. Thank you!
My chicken are laying big eggs but the last two days there was 2 small eggs like the little brown egg that u put in the frying pan What’s the reason why they lay small eggs
There are a few reasons, it could be stress for one. If they are young hens that are brand new layers it could happen as they’re body and hormones are still getting used to laying & they could have these accident eggs. Also older hens that are starting to lay again after taking a break from laying from less daylight hours or if they are molting and loosing & regrowing new feathers. It’s normal and nothing to be alarmed of. Their next eggs should be normal. These are usually eggs being laid without a yolk being released from their ovoduct and a shell is formed around an egg white
She is a Black Copper Marans crossed with a Swedish Isbar (Silverudds Blue) so she received her blue egg gene from the Isbar not Ameraucana. Ameraucana is the breed that the Americana is derived from. Americana are just mixed breeds from Ameraucanas commonly called the Easter egger characterized by their muffy beards. Our girl strongly resembles a French Marans with her dark olive colored egg and heavily feathered feet. You can also make olive Eggers from crossing with Cream Legbars as they have a blue egg gene and bear a striking crest
We have many young pullets coming to age of lay right now so maybe we'll be getting some more. Also young hens are notorious for the beloved double yolkers! :D
I have one of these little fairy eggs in my incubator right now and it's doing just fine what I really want to know is can I germinate the so-called seedless navel oranges that have teeny tiny seeds in them
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My hens are about 11 months old and didn't start laying until 5 months. Gotten used to double yoke eggs but day after I changed their nesting hay I found a fairy egg which tells me my chickens don't like change that causes them to get upset and do weird things like this. Glad to know this fairy egg knowledge. God bless.
I have raised chickens for years and just found one of these for the first time today. Never knew about them, thanks for the video. Think I will cook me a fairy egg in the morning for breakfast. 😎
Haha for when you want a light breakfast 😁 🍳
Same here! 👋 Found 1 today and totally shocked me!! Haha... but I love saying. lts a "fairy egg"!❤😃
Got my 1st Fairy Egg, Olive in color. About to go crack it open and see what we have. Thanks for the video!
Cutest little eggs ever! Thanks for sharing!!
I was so concerned about my hens laying these fairy eggs, i thought it was something serious. But I'm happy to know that it's common out there. Thank you for the information, i just subscribed. 😃✅👍
Aw not to worry, they are a cute find. You can save them and put them in a decorative bowl. Thanks for tuning in, welcome to our channel ❤️
Fun video! We had two tiny fairy eggs today. One in the yard and one in the box. Cheers!
How fun, love getting the tiny eggs! The ones in the yard I notice are usually super small, like a complete accident lol. The ones in the box they actually went and tried to lay, too cute 😂
@@BockBockBouquet I put out a video today. I agree with you that one was a mistake in the yard and one was an attempt to lay a "real" egg.
Have you cracked them? Love the tiny yolks lol
@@BockBockBouquet All whites, no yoke.....
Oh my I love those fairy eggs 😍 Especially the little one. Now I'm going to be looking for one everyday! 😁
That little tiny one was just laying in the middle of the yard lol. We almost didn't see it!
@@BockBockBouquet What a cool find! I love seeing the different shapes eggs can be!
@@cityfoodiefarm same here! Can't wait to get a double yolker again so we can film it too
Wow. Beautiful color eggs. I have Rhode Island reds and Americaunas. One of my reds just layed a tiny egg, they are 3 years old. I would love to know what breeds of chickens you have, I would like more of a mixture of eggs. Great video. New subscriber here 🙂
thank you very much, welcome to our channel!! We have over 60 birds, but some of our most colorful layers are Ameraucanas, Cream Legbars, Black Copper Marans, Swedish Isbars, Oliver Eggers, Orpingtons, Easter Eggers, and of course we have some Rhode Island Reds that we love all the same!
I just got one this morning... glad I found your channel.. I was so worried... BLONDIE lays good... a week before she laid a weird egg with no yolk... she was back to normal in no time... I cuddled her and gave her kisses and told her I love her eggs or no eggs and she doesn’t have to lay... poor thing.
Awww that’s cute, we love our girls too & give them cuddles daily. Thanks for tuning in, welcome to our channel ❤️
Thank you so much🐓💕
One of our chickens layed a fairy egg today! We boiled it lol it was completely yolkless(?) It was oddly tinted yellow but very faint.
We actually got one yesterday too! Oh that’s cool I’ve never tried to boil them. Yeah it could just be kind of a tiny broken yolk. As long as your hen isn’t constantly laying them there is nothing wrong. We used to always crack them but I think I’m going to start blowing them out and keeping them as decorations lol
New subscriber! Checking out your videos for as long as the power holds out today :)
Welcome!! & Thank you =]
My hens just started laying a couple of months ago. I have had a couple of giant double Yolkers then today I found a tiny one!
How fun!
I have 8 black Australorps and they finally laid (5) eggs today. I got them June 17th. All 5 are small, maybe 60% the size of your typical egg, probably the size of the first egg you cracked near the end. Good to know why this is happening. I was laughing when I saw them!
First eggs can be small for hens. These fairy eggs are for those that have laid normal for a while. Your hens will give bigger eggs lol
Great video! I just found a fairy egg. It's so tiny lol
nice work! love this one
Thank you John!
Thanx
Welcome!
I got 2 fairy eggs within 7 days. I was afraid one of the hens had a deficiency. Thanks for the info.
A miniature egg 😍 TWO of them!
In the same week!!! Girl that little brown one was in a dust bathe hole they dug LOL
Literally just found a tiny egg today and then saw this video :D an OOPS egg haha
Aren’t they the cutest?! ❤️
I got one of those itty bitties about a month ago...it tops the egg basket on the counter...I just called it a 'butt nugget'...too cute to crack, and I like your name better...Thanks for that! :) Which kind of hen lays those beautiful deep reddish eggs?...So pretty! oooxxx
They are so cute! Those are from our Marans chickens
How interesting.
Its always such a surprise getting one! =]
I have had that happen a few times.
Had a "tiny egg" a couple of days ago from one of our young hens, and it was too weird to eat, so I gave it to my cats.
Tetap semangat brother
thank you!
That’s good to know I was kind of worry I keep getting off at noon but I still want to hatch
Hahaha so nice
These are so fun to find!
@@BockBockBouquet hahaha yes
I’m a 1st time chicken owner. One of my four hens started laying 4 days ago. They have ben small, but perfect with a perfect shell. Yesterday she skipped a day, but laid one this morning about 10am.
It was almost 8pm and she was waddling to coop (almost bed time) her walk was kinda strange and kind of puffed up then as she’s walking she just dropped a second egg in the yard (only 10 hours later). The egg had a very soft shell and a little cord attached to it.
What happened? She seems ok and put herself to bed, but should I be worried?
Here’s her laying schedule so far.
8/4 10:30am laid 1st egg
8/5 4:20 pm laid 2nd egg
8/6 NO EGG
8/7 10:00am 3rd egg
8/7 8:00 pm while walking, squatted and another soft shell egg with little cord attached.
Hope someone can help with this. Thank you!
looks like a calcium deficiency to me! sorry I'm late but I hope you figured it out and treated her! how's she doing now?
My chicken are laying big eggs but the last two days there was 2 small eggs like the little brown egg that u put in the frying pan
What’s the reason why they lay small eggs
There are a few reasons, it could be stress for one. If they are young hens that are brand new layers it could happen as they’re body and hormones are still getting used to laying & they could have these accident eggs. Also older hens that are starting to lay again after taking a break from laying from less daylight hours or if they are molting and loosing & regrowing new feathers. It’s normal and nothing to be alarmed of. Their next eggs should be normal. These are usually eggs being laid without a yolk being released from their ovoduct and a shell is formed around an egg white
just got another one a couple of days ago
Such a fun find!
that bird you called an olive egger is not an Americauna.
She is a Black Copper Marans crossed with a Swedish Isbar (Silverudds Blue) so she received her blue egg gene from the Isbar not Ameraucana. Ameraucana is the breed that the Americana is derived from. Americana are just mixed breeds from Ameraucanas commonly called the Easter egger characterized by their muffy beards. Our girl strongly resembles a French Marans with her dark olive colored egg and heavily feathered feet. You can also make olive Eggers from crossing with Cream Legbars as they have a blue egg gene and bear a striking crest
I was wondering about that.
I have 4 chickens and i fond one way way smaller
How cute!!
We had one the size of a pea once!
How ADORABLE
My Easter Eggers did tiny tiny eggs after molting. My eggs were real eggs. Just very tiny.
How cute a blue one! Yes very common after a molt ours just gave us a couple this week
Small eggs are usually the first thing poultry do
We have many young pullets coming to age of lay right now so maybe we'll be getting some more. Also young hens are notorious for the beloved double yolkers! :D
My chicken lay same
Very fun to find!
@@BockBockBouquet yes
I have one of these little fairy eggs in my incubator right now and it's doing just fine what I really want to know is can I germinate the so-called seedless navel oranges that have teeny tiny seeds in them
Does this type of small eggs hatch coz i have one
How did it go? I would think they would have a low survival rate as the yolk is their food reserve and gives them a healthy immune system at hatch
I have had 3 days of Tiny eggs from one hen so one per day now I have 3
Oh wow! Maybe tomorrow she’ll get it right. Or go opposite and give you a double yolk giant egg
Roosters can lay eggs and it’s ugly
LOL