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10th February 06, 11:34 AM
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If your geese are just maturing they might be tending to lay larger eggs, particularly this early in the year when they will be 'hoping' for the chance to hatch them.
I keep a few quails these days but in the past have had chickens, Rhode Island Red and Leghorn, black and white bantams, and geese way back when we had a large orchard.
The quail eggs have a really large yolk for their size - the only trouble with boiling them is getting the shells off. Six or eight of them make a really strange looking fried egg.
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