Subject to an email today from my youngest daughter, Natalie 'there is an egg inside my egg!'
I wrote back, that's amazing, is it for real?
It's real! Cracked it open for egg on toast and was about to throw the shell away and noticed the little egg in the bottom!
Have you ever heard of it before? Not in my 65 years .... so it was worth a blog post.
Now I want to know how it happened.
Later addition: Thanks to Sandra G. for emailing me this link from June this year in the U.S. with a similar egg phenomenon and explanation.
Wow, now that is strange. I would not have a clue as to how it how happened, but it is neat.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that.
ReplyDeleteI've not seen this either. When we had hens in my childhood, we sometimes had eggs laid without a shell, just their rubbery membrane. Double yolkers occasionally too. I'm guessing there would just be a yolk inside.
ReplyDeleteThat remains a mystery chicken eggs * laughs *
ReplyDeleteI think that must be a very rare occurrence. Life is full of such strange things. It is like those twins you hear about where one is born with the other one inside. Thanks for sharing. I shall probably never, ever see such a thing again.
ReplyDeleteBurtine
pretty amazing! have never seen/heard of that particular phenomena either!
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I love it when Mother Nature has a trick up her sleeve.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is a first for me too. I would want to preserve that somehow.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or even heard of that before.
ReplyDeleteWhen you find out tell us! That is kind of a pretty picture. When I saw in on the list pics, I thought is was a flower/rose.
ReplyDeletesee ya soon.
Definitely worth a post Carole .... now I'm wondering ... did you cook the baby egg?
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful find, Carole.
ReplyDeleteIts one of those things in life that make go.. hmm?
Amazing! Thanks for taking the photo and posting it for all to see! I even pinned it on my Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteSandra's liNk to a sImilar picture is awesome too!
ReplyDeleteJan
Super Cool! - I was planning to email you a link to as there is one on Anna Wight's blog:
ReplyDeletehttp://sweetmissdaisy.typepad.com/sassy_sweet_notes/2009/10/the-giant-egg.html that you might enjoy.
This is amazing. I've never seen this but did find two yolks in my egg one time...
ReplyDeleteThis is truly incredible and i have certainly never seen this before. very interesting!
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