Three Eggs Per Day
Three eggs per day, hip-hip horray!
Our veggie growing neighbours told us that our chickens had laid three eggs on some of the days that they looked after our chickens for us whilst we went away.
Well it looks like they’re right.
We seem to be getting two eggs laid in the morning and one egg laid in the afternoon. It kind of stresses the importance of checking the chicken coop for eggs on a regular basis.
I also think that our afternoon layer may be laying them around the garden if they are out of their run in the afternoon.
We’re going to have to do some searching to makesure she’s not laying her eggs in some secret nesting spot.
So we now are getting three eggs per day from our chickens…
Over the the last few days we’ve given most of our home laid chicken eggs away. The comments we’ve had back from our ‘guinea pigs’ have been very good.
My Mum and Dad took a few of our chicken’s eggs home with them the other day. Funny thing being is that my Mum said she couldn’t stop thinking about the chickens playing in the garden as she boiled her and Dad’s eggs… Hmmm I wonder if she feels the same way about shop bought chicken eggs?
Posted: September 11th, 2008 under Keeping Chickens.
Tags: Chicken Lays An Egg
Comments
Comment from Andrea
Time September 17, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Hi, thanks fo rstopping by at my Blog, the things that you have said are the things that I worried about! 1, My Dog, he is placid but runs after the Pigeons now and again and also the Foxes! I would love for them to stay FREE range all of the time but cant quite get the confidence be be able to do that…what am I talking about? I have to get them first!! Andrea x
Comment from Kathie
Time September 18, 2008 at 8:42 am
Congrats on the eggs!!! We are thinking we should get eggs in three months. We also think one of our aracanas is a rooster. We were not really planning on having one, but I guess it was meant to be. Your chickens are beautiful.
Comment from Amanda
Time September 15, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! We just moved to where we live now, and I have yet to see any fox or coyote action, though I’m told they are all over this area. I’ve already had a lot of trouble out of the hawks around here…it’s a wonder they persist in trying to break into the tractor since they’ve had ZERO success. They must be awfully hungry.