Brown Ceramic Nest Eggs Brown eggs are the most common eggs in backyard flocks. Common uses for ceramic eggs are egg pecking deterrent, nest box training, and broody hen test. They also make great decor around the kitchen (and a fun joke on friends as well), arts & crafts projects, and keepsakes. You can have your children or grandchildren paint these eggs around special holidays throughout the year to keep as special memories down the road. White Ceramic Nest Eggs White eggs are an excellent imitation egg for various leghorn, polish, and other white egg laying breeds. Common uses for ceramic eggs are egg pecking deterrent, nest box training, and broody hen test. They also make great decor around the kitchen (and a fun joke on friends as well), arts & crafts projects, and keepsakes. You can have your children or grandchildren paint these eggs around special holidays throughout the year to keep as special memories down the road. Speckled Ceramic Nest Eggs Speckled ceramic nest eggs are an excellent imitation egg for Maran and Welsummer breeds. Common uses for ceramic eggs are egg pecking deterrent, nest box training, and broody hen test. They also make great decor around the kitchen (and a fun joke on friends as well). Blue Ceramic Nest Eggs Blue ceramic nest eggs are laid by Ameraucanas and Easter Eggers breeds. Common uses for ceramic eggs are egg pecking deterrent, nest box training, and broody hen test. They also make great decor around the kitchen (and a fun joke on friends as well). Brown Ceramic Nest Eggs White Ceramic Nest Eggs Speckled Ceramic Nest Eggs Blue Ceramic Nest Eggs Pastel Ceramic Eggs A better way to decorate eggs for Easter! Have your family sit down and decorate these fun pastel color eggs for lifetime keepsakes. Using these pastel ceramic eggs to decorate means you don't have to worry about the mess that comes with dyeing eggs. Arts & Crafts Any of our ceramic eggs make wonderful keepsakes you and your family can decorate. Use them at home or even buy for your classroom for fun memories to take home. Egg Pecking Deterrent Tired of your chickens eating your breakfast? Place a few ceramic nest eggs in the nest box(es).Gather real eggs in the morning and afternoon so chickens are less likely to find a real one.No more broken eggs! Ceramic nest eggs are much harder than a chickens egg. As they peck the ceramic nest egg, they grow bored and uninterested without the golden reward. Nest Box Training Tired of searching your yard and coop for eggs? Place a few ceramic nest eggs in the nest box(es) you'd like your chickens to lay eggs.Have patience...that's it! Chickens tend to lay their eggs together in a "safe place." When you put ceramic eggs in a nest box, they think that another chicken has determined it as being safe and will lay there as well! Broody Hen Test Trying to hatch eggs the old fashioned way? Place several ceramic nest eggs in a nest box.Frequently check on the nest box.If a chicken is reluctant to leave the nest box, pecks at your hand, has pale comb and wattles... you have a broody hen! If you want to raise chickens using a hen as the incubator, you'll need to determine if you have a broody hen. You don't want her to be leaving those eggs to cool off!