Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
Found this in a nesting box, (chicken). Anyone have a clue what it is?
Sorry, it ain't pretty.
Thanks.
Aim
Sorry, it ain't pretty.
Thanks.
Aim
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- Jaye
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
Looks like it could be a lash egg.
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
Yeah I think Jaye's got it- Looks like a piece of oviduct .... either way 

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- Colleen Kinzie
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
I've never heard of it before either Colleen, but that's not surprising ha! I had to google and ask what a prolapsed was the other day too.
Pretty yuk this pus egg. GAG!
Pretty yuk this pus egg. GAG!
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
Never heard of this either. That is a great link though, SandyM.
AimeePearn, did the hen die?
AimeePearn, did the hen die?
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- windwalkingwolf
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- Farrier1987
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Gross photo; would appreciate an i.d.
Its yuck but informative. Thanks.
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