Haggis Egg

Clanger was excited about the Haggis egg I bought him at the Stockbridge Market from the Wee Pie Company yesterday. He's comparing it to a regular chicken egg for size.

Note: If you are lucky enough to find a Haggis nest with eggs in the wild, Please DO NOT remove the eggs. Certified wardens remove some Haggis eggs from nests in the wild to control numbers in specific areas. Dwindling numbers of Scottish Wildcats, the Haggis' main predator, has meant excessive numbers of wild Haggis in some areas which proves a danger to other Scottish wildlife including salmon and grouse (they are particularly fond of eggs), a large pack of wild Haggis is even capable of taking down a stag.