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When a hen lays her first egg she is considered an adult. Oftentimes, these first eggs are tiny. Here’s an example of these small eggs called pullet eggs that were lain by my new hens versus the normal sized eggs lain by my mature hen. | /r/mildlyinterest
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Mildly Interesting - When a hen lays her first egg she is considered an adult. Oftentimes, these first eggs are tiny. Here’s an example of these small eggs called pullet eggs that were lain by my new hens versus the normal sized eggs lain by my mature hen. | /r/mildlyinterest
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