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Funny post above.

pips&peeps : Sorry Krys109uk but I think you are wrong. I read a research paper on blue eggs titled "A study on eggshell pigmentation: biliverdin in blue-shelled chickens". So all eggs start out white, and depending on the birds genetics, they would get a final "coat of paint" that was...

Let me clear up some of the previously stated information. In response to Krys109uk's post about the blue going all the way through the shell on blue shelled eggs. I know the color of an egg is laid down (like a coat of paint) near the end of the egg's production. White is the absence of any...