http://people.bakersfield.com/home/Blog/thehill/10642 Now, I didn't know chickens dined on each other and their eggs. These little freaks can also lay green eggs, another little fact I learned at Highland High School. I have a story in today's paper on how the ag students there have started an egg business: "A class of 12 students started the egg business as a school project. The Highland Scots' Egg Co. even has a logo for the cartons. It's a hunky yellow chicken in a kilt jabbing a sword into the air. Already, school staff members have bought one or two dozen at a time, said ag teacher Craig Davidson. The students have about 20 to 30 regular customers. ... The breed produces eggs with light green shells. Sorry, the yolks are yellow." I really had fun "hamming" it up (harty-har-har) with the Dr. Seuss references. Anyway, if you want these eggs, they're available by contacting the teacher at Highland. E-mail: craig_davidson@khsd.k12.ca.us Now, I didn't know chickens dined on each other and their eggs. These little freaks can also lay green eggs, another little fact I learned at Highland High School. I have a story in today's paper on how the ag students there have started an egg business: "A class of 12 students started the egg business as a school project. The Highland Scots' Egg Co. even has a logo for the cartons. It's a hunky yellow chicken in a kilt jabbing a sword into the air. Already, school staff members have bought one or two dozen at a time, said ag teacher Craig Davidson. The students have about 20 to 30 regular customers. ... The breed produces eggs with light green shells. Sorry, the yolks are yellow." I really had fun "hamming" it up (harty-har-har) with the Dr. Seuss references. Anyway, if you want these eggs, they're available by contacting the teacher at Highland. E-mail: craig_davidson@khsd.k12.ca.us en-us