Post-Ecliptic Chicken & Eggs 04/08/24

Thank God it's finally over and we're still here getting back to our semi-normal routine. We were up all night, then fell asleep this morning. I woke up just in time to grab my disposable ISO approved shades, poured a cup of coffee, and then ran outside to stare at the sun for 10 minutes. It was only a 99% partial eclipse here in Fayetteville, Arkansas. It did become dark and eery for a few minutes, but we did not see a total black-out. There were some odd looking high altitude wispy clouds and a huge "Chem-Trail" X in the South-Easterly sky (approximately in the vicinity of the Arkansas Nuclear One Reactor near Russellville). Will post that suspected "Chem-Trail" video next. My chickens did not go to Roost during the Eclipse, but they did stop crowing for a few minutes. Shortly after, they became very agitated, pacing back and forth, and squawking. It appears at least one of the hens layed an egg during the Eclipse. I will definitely try hatching some of the eggs collected today to see if anything unusual develops.