Eggs are usually laid in a nest and incubated by the parents.

Eggs are fine quality and often eaten as: omelettes, hard-boiled with mayonnaise, scrambled plain, scrambled haute cuisine preparation, œuf à la coque.

Eggs can be added for flavour and richness, but are not needed to make dried pasta.

Eggs hatch to become larvae, which grow until they are able to change into pupae.

Eggs from strains in the temperate zones are more tolerant to the cold than ones from warmer regions.

Eggs of S. kowalevskii are oval in shape and become spherical in shape after fertilization.

Kinder Eggs are sold all over the world excluding the United States, as the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act contains a section highlighting that a confectionary product with a non-nutritive object, partially or totally imbedded within it, cannot be sold within the United States, unless the FDA issues a regulation that the non-nutritive object has functional value.

In warmer climates, such as in Italy and Greece during summer, Kinder Eggs are not sold because of too high temperatures ; the Kinder Merendero may then take the place of the Kinder Egg during these periods.

Eggs, like rabbits and hares, are fertility symbols of antiquity.

Eggs are laid in clear, relatively shallow water on plants, submerged logs, gravel, or rocks.

Eggs are almost invariably laid on plants.

Eggs are usually specified by count.

Eggs are laid singly in a cell in a wax honeycomb, produced and shaped by the worker bees.

Eggs are deposited from human feces to soil where, after two to three weeks, they become embryonated and enter the “ infective ” stage.

Eggs are infective about 2 – 3 weeks after they are deposited in the soil under proper conditions of warmth and moisture, hence its tropical distribution.

Eggs are laid in batches of up to 20 or so, usually on the host itself, which means that the eggs can easily roll onto the ground.

Eggs ( scrambled or fried ) and pulled chicken are sometimes added to the mix.

There are currently two closely related treatments available, inoculation with either Necator americanus, commonly known as hookworms, or Trichuris Suis Ova, commonly known as Pig Whipworm Eggs.

Eggs are often added.

Eggs as well as birds are taken, sometimes in significant numbers ; during one study on northern Canada's Igloolik Island, 73 percent of all Red-throated Loon eggs laid within the 10 km < sup > 2 </ sup > ( 3. 9 mi < sup > 2 </ sup >) study site over two breeding seasons were collected by indigenous inhabitants of the island.

Eggs of birds of the southern Indian races are paler than those from the northern subcontinent and Europe.

Eggs are round with a large oil globule, approximately 1 mm in diameter and have an optimal incubation range between 1 and 7 ° Celsius.

Eggs are laid then incubated underneath the female's arms for approximately six months, and during this process she does not eat.

Eggs are oval, smooth and slightly glossy, and measure 24. 8 x 17. 55 mm ( 1 x. 7 in ).

Eggs have olive green color, with dark brown marks.

Eggs are generally a white color.

Eggs are transparent, elastic and slightly yellowish in color.

Eggs are a bright orange color and less than a millimeter in diameter.

The change has also seen the range of Creme Eggs available for sale decreased.

Eggs vary from cream to buff ( colour ) | buff to light-green, and have brown speckles.

: Eggs white with various amounts of brown sprinkling or speckling.

Eggs are about 40 mm in length ( 1. 5 inches ) and are tawny olive or buff, marked with blotches of brown.

Eggs are creamy white with brown or black spots and are 17-23. 1 millimetres x 13. 3-15. 8 millimetres ( 0. 055-0. 075 in x 0. 04-0. 05 in ).

Eggs are white with undertones of green, grey or blue ; covered in fine brown dots, speckles or splotches usually clustered near large end of egg.

Eggs vary greatly in size, shape and markings, but are generally elongated ovals ; white to cream or pinkish or buff coloured ; freckled, spotted or blotched with reddish brown to chestnut or a purplish red, sometimes with underlying markings of violet or purplish grey.

Eggs are greenish with brown spots, with four to a clutch and one brood per season.

Eggs then metamorphose into naupliosoma larva which leave the female and are free swimming plankton which migrate towards the surface where they moult into a phyllosoma larva.

Eggs were forbidden to Catholics during the fast of Lent, which was the reason for the abundance of eggs at Easter time.

When Kovacs ' guest chef did not show up in time to go on the air, Ernie offered a recipe for " Eggs Scavok " ( Kovacs spelled backward ).

As Lennon and McCartney were known to do at the time, a substitute working lyric, titled " Scrambled Eggs " ( the working opening verse was " Scrambled Eggs / Oh, my baby how I love your legs "), was used for the song until something more suitable was written.

Eggs are laid approximately 30 days following copulation with an incubation time of 70 – 80 days.

For ten years the couple lived the idle life of upper-class Italians, which Sage described in China Eggs as “ a stagnant swamp .” She looked back on that time as years that she simply “ threw away to the crows.

Around 1955 she also wrote a partial autobiography, China Eggs, which covered her life up to about the time she left San Faustino, but she never tried to publish it.

Green Eggs and Ham was first published on August 12, 1960, and became the fourth-best selling English-language children's hardcover book of all time.

Eggs can be found in the urine in infections with S. haematobium ( recommended time for collection: between noon and 3 PM ) and with S. japonicum.

Among other things, Egghead's customers could sign up for a " CUE " card ( for " Customer Updates and ' Eggs ' tras ") that would guarantee a slightly reduced price on certain items, while at the same time tracking user purchases.