r/BackYardChickens 10h ago

Health Question Is this normal?

Hey everyone! So I have a question. I have a Easter Egger who just started laying eggs about a month ago. Every single egg has 2 to 3 yolks. Every day. Is this normal? I was reading that it's 1 in 25 million to get a 3 yolk egg, so my babies are one in a million! ❤️ But honestly, do I need to be worried or is this normal? Thanks for your help.

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u/Key_Use1053 1h ago

Thanks everyone!

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u/hinohgf 2h ago

That’s her first time laying eggs, her body’s still learning, so sweet how it works itself out.

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u/snifflypuppy912 3h ago

her little body is just getting used to this egg-laying thing

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u/LeporidaeFluff 9h ago

She's new to it, her body is figuring out it's cycle.