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They are all really nice!

Haha. Love it!

I really love that chicken! Her beard and her patterns are perfect! And she's got a cute face!

It was a long time ago, so I can't remember completely, but I want to say it was around 7-8 months. My EEs were the last of my hens to start laying.

I love this picture. He sounds like a great roo.

That's funny! Hey, why use all the other available nest boxes when all the hens can cram into one?

Haha. Must be an EE thing? I have numerous pictures of them doing this. Here's another one, but this time Opal decided to sit on Tulip. I love my EEs. They are characters! Wait, so did your EE lay an egg on top of the other one?

My bantam girls. When they go broody, (very frequently!) they like to sit on each other since they're not getting any eggs to hatch. :) The one on top is Tulip, and the poor hen poking out from under her is Opal. Another pic of them:

Behold, an EE stink eye. Apparently they weren't too happy with me interupting their spa session. (Jupiter, the one on the left, has a new home with my friend. I still miss her)

Their pea combs (some do not have this type) also make them very climate hardy. Mine do well in the winter and summer,

Those colors! And those feet! They are amazing!

You'd be surprised. My bantam EE flew up onto the roof of my house, straight up, no assistance. It was a good ten feet tall too.

Here's what my bantams looked like as juveniles compared to now: (this one was known for her lion's mane as a chick. Too bad it didn't stay!)

My Silkie lays a pink egg.

When I say they are not happy about it, I mean they sometimes can be uncooperative and such. I don't really care what their deal is, but I would want to pick my birds, not have them pick whatever because they are in a bad mood.

Some feed stores let you take what you want, others are annoying and the attendants will pick them out. You can tell the workers which ones you want, but they aren't always too happy to do so.

I thought I'd post pictures of my two bantam EEs: Opal Tulip I love them! They lay me robin's egg blue, and green eggs!

They second hen looks just like my old bantam EE. The only difference was that my EE has gold markings in her neck and gold diamonds on her chest. She is pretty!

My other bantam EE just started laying today. Unfortunately, it was not blue, but I think I may have an olive egg here. What do you all think? Here is my other EE's blue/green egg:

It depends on the bird. I have two bantam EEs. One has a small, yet neat, black beard. It is not big, but has a perfect little shape! My other EE however, has this fluffy blue and cream beard, with big muffs. My dad calls her "fluffy face". Some have muffs, some don't. Some have big beards, some...