Guinea egg appearances

by LarryTX , Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 16:12 @ Peeps

IMO: "jumping up to fly into the branches" does NOT force an egg out. They will however, drop an occassional egg from a roost, however high, & the egg rarely breaks, when it hits the ground. Personal observation.

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