A Northland hen is continuing to pop out huge eggs - but it's not because of the weather, season or what she's been eating.
Henrietta, the brown shaver owned by Wayne Le Grice, first laid a whopper in April, and has laid five in a row of the same size since.
After the first large egg, Mr Le Grice said she hadn't laid for five or six days but then she laid a monster.
"She really dropped a bomb."
Before her run of unusually large eggs, Mr Le Grice said Henrietta usually laid relatively normal-sized eggs for a brown shaver.