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The American Poultry Association currently recognizes four varieties of Marans. They are Black, Black Copper, Wheaten and White. So there is no standard for Blue or Cuckoo. I truly don't care what they are. I was not looking for any breed in particular when I chose them but I'm very happy I did.

Call Karen Meyer to let her know. 419-945-2651

Thanks for all of the info! I don't breed nor do I have any standard I go by. I just have pet chickens. I do agree that wetting is not a way to get a standard. I was sharing that because the first time I tried wiping off the white the egg was brown and when it dried it went back to light brown...

Thanks for all of the info! I don't breed nor do I have any standard I go by. I just have pet chickens. I do agree that wetting is not a way to get a standard. I was sharing that because the first time I tried wiping off the white the egg was brown and when it dried it went back to light brown...

Thank you. I love their eggs and their gentle nature.

My two from Meyers lay a brown darker than your photo. They have a lot of bloom on them so they appear lighter but if you wet them they are chocolate.

They are so pretty. And I see you have Cream Legbar too!

I have Blue Cuckoo Marans also. One is definitely darker. Even the face and comb is black. I call her 2 ton Tilly. Lol They are from Meyer Hatchery. They have no barring but females in blue can be without barring as per the hatchery.The front bird is my Blue Andalusian.