An Overflowing Bounty.
This was early October after the winter moults were finished, but before the hens started going broody. Our kitchen side was overflowing and dinners with eggs soon followed. The beautiful blue/green eggs had recently started coming in from our new araucana girls.
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Hey :)
Thanks for the resteem xx
No problem. Thanks for the write up. I think it puts things into perspective well.
nice eggs :)
Thank you. 😊
I love your egg holder!
A gift from my mum. I'd been wanting one for ages. Unfortunately I don't get to use it much because in our hot climate the eggs might start developing!
I think that photo is a lovely shot showcasing the variety of eggs you have been getting from the hens. :)
I love aracauna eggs XD We're ostensibly breeding naked necks (though that was the partner's project and has thus been derailed somewhat lately because much stuff happened) but loved the colourful eggs so much we brought in aracaunas :)
Your egg basket/holder/thing is adorable, I want one XD Backyard eggs are the best.
I love those colourful eggs too! I recently discovered that some duck eggs are blue, so if we every get a property....😁
My daughter told my mum I'd been hankering after an egg skelter, so she got it for me for Christmas last year. Unfortunately it's often so warm in the house that I daren't use it too much in case they start developing.
Does it get that hot in your house :O
It can in summer!