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Wednesday 9 March 2016

QUAIL EGGS

Morning Prim Folk,  Happy Hump Day to you all too, hope it's a good one......        Went grocery shopping the other day, was  strolling past  the egg section when something caught my eye. Here in a small package were the most adorable little speckled white and brown eggs. Oh my I was smitten with these sweet little eggs, had to have them with Spring approaching   to place in bowls around the house. Cam looked at me and said they will smell, I said no, not if they are not broken as I placed them in the shopping cart.   So when I came home, I decided to boil them so not to be as  fragile, turned out o.k, none cracked.  So now I have these sweet spotted eggs to enjoy in old bowls around the house, simple things makes this gal happy..........                               Wishing you a wonderful Wednesday, also thank you to all that had such nice comments on my decorating the home in the last posts, I appreciate all of you sweet blogging friends. Warm Blessings Francine.
sweet Quail eggs


so pretty  in old white bowl

sleeping bunny guarding  Quail  eggs

14 comments:

  1. Sweet speckled eggs for spring, Francine! You were quick to think of that at the store!

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  2. Those are the cutest little eggs I've ever seen! Love that sleeping bunny.

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  3. So cute and what a great idea to boil them first. I have a few that are blown but they are extremely fragile and the neighbor's little boy(3) crushed one trying to play with it last week. Oh well I just pretend that that one hatched already all by itself.

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  4. Very pretty markings!!!
    Has your snow melted yet Francine?
    hugs....earlene

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  5. I like these speckled eggs!

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  6. The eggs are so cute...will they smell? I hope not!
    Cindi

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  7. Cute eggs! I hope they don't turn rotten:)

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  8. Different that's for sure , They may stink after a while though I know chicken eggs that were not found on our farm stunk and that's how we found them followed the stench lol . Thanks for sharing , Have a good day !

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  9. Sometimes they will dry out naturally when boiled if they don't have cracks. The yoke remains but is hard.Not sure about quail eggs since they are so little. Sweet!~♥Amy

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  10. The eggs are cute, so delightful! :)

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  11. Hi Francine,
    Such sweet little eggs!!! They look perfect where you have them displayed, especially with the sleeping bunny!!!
    Enjoy your day, my friend!
    Warm Bunny Hugs~
    Julie

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  12. They look So Country with the bunny in the bowl with them.
    I have never seen those in any grocery here in Columbia Mo

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  13. I have never seen quail eggs before, they're beautiful. I can see why you had to purchase them. I love your display with the bunny.

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