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Keeping a mixed flock, I do get a good variety of colours and sizes but the egg in the centre of this group is definitely an oddity.
It is a real egg, laid this morning by a young silver seabright bantam.
A first egg is often a strange size or shape, this is taking it to eggstremes!
This is NOT an April Fools spoof.
A pair of squid eggs sacs found on the beach in Newport, OR.
EDIT: Holy wow! Thanks for all the views and faves, everyone! Can't believe I finally got an image Explored!
A simple egg in an egg cup, I chose this egg for the little feather still attached. Image checked and is within 3'' rule
The egg tart or egg custard tart (commonly romanized as dan tat) is a kind of custard tart pastry commonly found in Hong Kong and other Asian countries, which consists of an outer pastry crust that is filled with egg custard and baked.
It is listed at number 16 on World's 50 most delicious foods complied by CNN Go in 2011
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If your one of these 3 eggs, what would be your last word?
Imagine with sound effects na suspense habang papalapit yung fork. Yung sound sa SHARK ATTACK.
Sa mga taong involve sa picture na ito.... PEACE TAYO HEHEHE! :)
Happy Holidays Guys!
The famous Cornwall chicken dance is a weekly celebration to welcome the arrival of eggs from the farm next door (the brown ones), which is a blessed relief because we are getting through a stack (10 at a pop if all the the buggers have boiled eggs for tea).
for WAH who are performing chicken dances. no. i have no idea either.
Shot for Iron Photographer 317
1 - Something crushed
2 - An uncooked meal (or part of it)
3 - Some very saturated colour
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Eggistentially eggs. OK lump fish roe I like the sushi roe..Tobiko..that comes from flying fish. slightly salty and the roe pops like little bubble wrap in your mouth.
Or should that be caterpillar eggs?
Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro (not 12mm!) with natural light hand held.
This is the egg sac of an unknown species of ray spider, I'm sure, as it looks the same as egg sacs of that genus around where I live. This was hanging around the trails above Rancho Naturalista.
It's likely Theridiosoma goodnightorum, as that's the only species Wikipedia lists as being in CR. I sure would like to know the story behind that name!
Rancho Naturalista, near Turrialba, Costa Rica
15 March, 2018
Alongside the GleðivÃk bay at Djúpivogur is Eggin à GleðivÃk. Thirty four huge granite eggs each representing one of the eggs of the nesting birds in the area.
The rain had set in so we stopped here to while away some time. It turned out to be a fun stop, they were quite impressive, worth a visit if you are ever in this area.
Since much of Game of Thrones was filmed in Iceland it seemed to me more fitting that they were Dragon eggs.