Today is the winter solstice and the temperature was cold this morning. Usually I find the chickens outside when I check on them before work. But not today. Today they were cuddled inside the coop. But under all those feathers and legs I found 4 brown eggs and none of them were frozen. I really didn't expect eggs. I haven't been using the light because the weather has been so warm. Once I found the chickens standing outside in the dark I assumed it was too warm in the coop. So I unplugged the light. Yet I am still getting eggs; as many as four in a single day.
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