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| Hailey and the Egg |
Thursday, July 7, 2016
An Interesting Find
During our walk on July 1st, Hailey found an egg. The egg, was barely covered with dirt on the shoulder of the road. There is a ditch but not a lot of water around. It is far enough from the beach. However, we think it may have been a turtle egg. It is possible it was moved here by a bird. Whatever it was, unfortunately it didn't make it. I am not sure if Hailey damaged it when she dug it out or if it was already damaged. I was very proud of her for not trying to eat it. (Can't say the same for the dead sparrow she found the day before. Fortunately the "drop it" worked and I didn't have to fish it out of her mouth).
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteNo winners on that eggsperience; stolen from nest, the thief lost out too... interesting find though! YAM xx
how egg-siting... maybe it was an egg of a dinosaur? or the egg of that cow-lumbus guy what he lost many centuries ago? BRAVO you have a nose for treasures!!!
ReplyDeleteBOW WOW, rest in peace baby bird. It's still a cool find though!
ReplyDeleteHAiley wtg with your drop it command!!
ReplyDeleteYou are a smart young lady, remember that command next time you THINK about taking PRECIOUS
Hugs madi your bfff
WOW what a grand FIND Hailey. Your mom should have taken it HOME and made PRE SCRAMBLED Egg fur Your Breakfast.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good find. You are a natural investigator
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
WOW!! Good find there Hailey and sorry the egg didnt make it.
ReplyDeleteAnd...for your Mom...thank goodness for the Drop It command BOL
Wags
Oreo
Ghostwriter saw sea turtle nests the last time she visited our Jessy in Florida. They were clearly marked with yellow crime tape and signs that said to disturb a nest was against the law! It made us wonder if the sea gull who allegedly stole that egg will be arrested. Haha!
ReplyDeleteYAY for the "drop it" command! We never ran into a turtle egg before but will keep our eyes peeled!
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
Too bad you couldn't eat the sparrow. But the feathers might have tickled your tummy or worse!
ReplyDeleteToo bad it broke, but what a good girl for dropping it!
ReplyDeleteWow that was a big egg. Good girl for not eating it
ReplyDeletehugs
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
I wonder if it is a baby raptor, and he is already running loose in your woods.
ReplyDeletestella rose
What a treasure! We hate that 'leave it' command. Ruins so much fun.
ReplyDeleteEgg ~ Hailey you found an egg. I sniffed out some snake eggs. Lee was all yuk, gross, snakes!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a friend
Sweet William The Scot
Good thing you listened to your mom and didn't eat that egg.
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness, H. Don't even try to eat dead birds or dead eggs. Hold out for something yummy from Mom's plate. Or a floor pie that she drops in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteLove and licks,
Cupcake
What an interesting find! So happy you listened and dropped the egg!
ReplyDeleteHow neat!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is a very cool find gurl!! I obey the 'drop it' too, darn it. Soooo many treasures lost....I hopes you got a tasty treatie in place of those dropped treasures! I INSIST on it! BOL
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Ruby ♥
Wow, definitely cool. It's amazing what the pups can find that we may not see!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever found an egg lyin' on the ground like that.
ReplyDeletePurrs,
Seville
I don't think I've ever found an egg lyin' on the ground like that.
ReplyDeletePurrs,
Seville
3 bum swings! 3 more!
ReplyDeleteWooftastic find Hailey!
We see many turtle eggs where I live. Sometimes they are whole or sometimes they have hatched. The mother turtles bury their eggs along the shoulders of the roads/highways (sandy).
Wow, a dead sparrow one day & a turtle egg the next! You are a pawsome discoverer!
Nose nudges,
CEO Olivia