It's a great time to make breakfast. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' egg price index fell about 13% over the month in April, the biggest decline since March 1984. Consumers have faced high egg prices and shortages over the last few years, partly due to outbreaks of bird flu that have cut into supply. April's month-over-month drop is the fifth-largest on record since the BLS began the modern egg-price tracking index in 1947. But analysts warned that this may not bring too much relief to shoppers just yet. Read more about the drop in egg prices at the link in our bio. Story by Madison Hoff (Credit: Getty Images) #eggs #eggprices #birdflu