Woman Digs Up Colorful Eggs In Backyard — Then Her Son Finds Out What They Are

A special kind

Dr. Hall nodded. “They’re not the typical ones. Most cranes you’ll find in the wild are grey or white, sometimes with a red crown. But these birds… the green and red pattern on their feathers? That’s not in any known database. You’ve got something one-of-a-kind here. Or in your case—six-of-a-kind.” Laura blinked. “So what does that mean… exactly?”