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The colors were boosted a little but it's still a cool picture.
Also a reminder that eggs like people are all the same inside.
Well you can't grow a Sussex from a Leghorn egg, but once you cook it they're the same.
I think the column on the left edge the 3rd and 4th eggs from the top should be switched.
Also the 7th and 8th from the top should move up 1 space and #6 moved to the 8th spot.
Last edited by xoxoxoBruce (12/04/2021 1:04 am)
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First: I don't think there is a breed called "Easter egger."
Second: There is no relation between the pics and the breed list.
Third: The organization of the eggs is weird, repetitive, confusing and must be some kind of a yolk.
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Yeah I think Easter Egger is really an Araucana. We bought "cherry eggers" once which turned out to be some kind of Rhode Island Red, cool looking eggs though.
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In current American usage, an Easter egger or Easter-egger is any chicken that possesses the "colorful egg" gene, but doesn't fully meet any breed standard defined in the American Poultry Association's (APA) standards, or in the case of Easter Egger bantams, the American Bantam Association's (ABA) standards.
Here's another more thorough link
Last edited by xoxoxoBruce (12/04/2021 10:11 pm)
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I have a video of a skinny little Asian girl eating about 29(I lost count but 28 to 30) hard boiled eggs and big bowl of noodles, and drinks the broth in 2 minutes and 21 seconds. Evidently egg eating competitions are a thing in China.
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I imagine it depends considerably on what they eat, too.
The chickens, that is.