Robins eggs are this color. It looks like it was cracked to me though. Maybe that’s just the shadows? It’s too small to be part of an Easter egg hunt. Fantastic find FAV
@shutterbug49 It was a pretty blue. No egg hunt here in my backyard though it's definitely a lost egg. @onewing I wondered if it would survive if I just left it but doubt it. @kjarn I don't think so. There are no kids as neighbors so no Easter egg hunts in my backyard. @jamibann Not an Easter egg hunt. It's a lost bird's egg. @wakelys It is. Could have blown out of a nest, but the trees are fairly tall and set back from where this was. I don't know how it stayed in one piece. @grammyn Upon researching it, apparently a number of common "songbirds" lay blue eggs. I thought robin too. It didn't seem to be cracked. I think what you're seeing is a shadows. Thanks Katy. @will_wooderson Bluebirds and bluejays both in the backyard. @craftymeg Thanks Meg. I can't believe I did see it actually, except I was out there picking up sticks before the lawn guy came. @tunia Nope I don't think so.It's in my backyard and no kids around.
@onewing I wondered if it would survive if I just left it but doubt it.
@kjarn I don't think so. There are no kids as neighbors so no Easter egg hunts in my backyard.
@jamibann Not an Easter egg hunt. It's a lost bird's egg.
@wakelys It is. Could have blown out of a nest, but the trees are fairly tall and set back from where this was. I don't know how it stayed in one piece.
@grammyn Upon researching it, apparently a number of common "songbirds" lay blue eggs. I thought robin too. It didn't seem to be cracked. I think what you're seeing is a shadows. Thanks Katy.
@will_wooderson Bluebirds and bluejays both in the backyard.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg. I can't believe I did see it actually, except I was out there picking up sticks before the lawn guy came.
@tunia Nope I don't think so.It's in my backyard and no kids around.
@haskar It's hard not to place human emotions and actions onto animals. After all, we're just humans. :)