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Related: About this forumYou know your eggs are local when they can name names!
We stopped by the farmers market in Oracle Az. today to pick up some locally grown honey and also picked up a dozen of these!
You can't get service like that at farmer Safeway!
pengillian101
(2,352 posts)Denninmi
(6,581 posts)I didn't name my chickens or other birds except my geese (since they're so much smarter and more social than the other species of domestic poultry and waterfowl, although turkeys are probably pretty close in terms of intelligence), but I can relate.
blaze
(8,436 posts)I love it!
Phentex
(16,730 posts)Yes, that's fresh!
EFerrari
(163,986 posts)I love it.
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)First of all, they are really pretty. Almost like Easter eggs.
Second, they each have the lay date penciled on them! I sure feel better about eating these than the factory farm fare from the supermarket!
GoCubsGo
(34,957 posts)I used to get eggs from her on occasion. Her chickens laid pinkish eggs and light eggs, along with the white and brown ones. A couple of them laid eggs that were half the size of the standard chicken eggs. They were great for using in half recipes where the full one required one egg.
pinto
(106,886 posts)HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)The eggs can be two or more weeks apart in lay dates.
Lucinda
(31,170 posts)We occasionally get fresh eggs from a friend in the next town.
I don't know the names of her hens though.
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)wildeyed
(11,243 posts)From Lupie, Scarlet, Chicken Licken, Penny, FiFi and Peanut!
OffWithTheirHeads
(10,337 posts)I had a couple of ducks once until the Racoons got them and I loved the eggs. To this day I hate Racoons.
HeiressofBickworth
(2,682 posts)there was a delivery truck around town that had a sign on its side: "Our eggs are so fresh, the hen doesn't know we have them".
I still laugh over that one.
HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)- Mr. Tweety from "Chicken Run".