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Oh yay! I was quite worried and can't wait for it to go away. I chased the little spot all around the pan this morning, then the next one I cracked had quite a few:sick that one didn't even make it in the pan. Thanks for the answers they are very much appreciated:)

My hens have just started laying. I've cracked open a few eggs and they have little red bloodish spots inside,some have just one but one had a few is this normal? Could it be because they may have been fertlized? We just got rid of our roo last week because we can't have them in the city.

I had to completly close off my box for a few weeks then when they were closer to laying I reopened it with a couple ceramic eggs. They used it for the first time last week and have been laying there ever since.... well except when the wind blew the coop door shut and I found an egg in the...

Quote: My grandpa used to do that & everytime my mom made them she called them "grandaddys eggs." She uses a glass for the circle or for holidays she would use a cookie cutter on the bread. Oh, so many memories:)

Yay one of my BR girls laid their first egg!! I'm so excited seeing as this is also my very first "homegrown" egg ever

I will probabbly blow out the first egg too. I may even hang it from a string and hang it from my reirview mirror like some people do with baby shoes:)

Quote: It looks sooooooo good:drool

I have recently been wondering what to do with my first egg so any reccomendations are appreciated. I have debated how to cook it . Boil, fry, scramble, poach there are tons of possibilities but I want to REALLY taste my very first egg

I've got 4 BR and one welsummer who are all 5 months old almost exactly, and two of my BR are squatting!! I was so excited when they did it now it's just a wating game but I have been checkng all their favorite spots in case thy don't go in the nesting box. Heres a few pics of my girls:)

My girls did that too so I closed off their boxes for about a month and just recently re-opened them but they stay on their roosts They havent disturbed the bedding or ceramic eggs at all and i'm patiently wating for my firstegg:)

How old are they, do you just see a bunch of feathers around?My girls did the feaher thing about a month and a half ago it seemed like for a few days there were tons of feathers in the coop but it turned out they were just molting, they were 3 1/2 to 4 months old once they were thru with the...

Ours was 3 months old and it started out fairly quiet but then got louder we had to sell him but here's a pic when he was younger, I think from early on their tails are higher.

They all look like hens. We accidently got a male and from early on his tail was always held up so high.

I had to do the same thing.We got 6 BR and tw turned out to be roos but they went so quick when I posted them free on craigslist.Today will be hard though my son picked out a silkie named popcorn and he started crowing about a month ago. We are going to pick up three more straight run silkies...

OK. Thanks everyone for clearing that up there aren't vey many pics of black Langshan chicks outh there and I got puzzled when I saw the white:)

Quote: Even with the 3 whitefeathers on the ends of the wings?

Here is a pic of them both, any ideas. I'm thinking mabye splash or blue?

<3ChickenForever : They soud cute (: You should post pics!!!! I'm trying but it's wierd i'm using the same camera I always do and it's saying I have the wrong file type?

I picked up two little chicks yesterday that are Black Langshans? They are a few weeks old their wing feathers are in and the three feathers toward the end of the wing are white. So I think mabye they're something different any ideas. no pics but they're very cute they have black chick fuzz with...

Quote: Thank you, would you be able to give me Betsys #or you could give her mine I would love to have a silkie.