Quote :"The Starlight Green Egger™ is very similar to the Prairie Bluebell Egger™. This breed was created by crossing the Prairie Bluebell Egger™ with a brown egg layer, the result is a chicken breed that lays high quantities of only green eggs. As with the Prairie Bluebell Egger™, the Starlight Green Egger™ is a lightweight and very active breed that is an excellent forager in free-range situation..."
You don't find much about them, as they are not a real breed but mixes of different hybrids (mixes) that Hoover's decided to "create" and put a fancy name on.
Sadly, often the high perfomance hybrids tend to have a high and rather explosive aggression potential in their males which makes them unsuitable as family pets or for flocks in confinement.
You don't find much about them, as they are not a real breed but mixes of different hybrids (mixes) that Hoover's decided to "create" and put a fancy name on.
Sadly, often the high perfomance hybrids tend to have a high and rather explosive aggression potential in their males which makes them unsuitable as family pets or for flocks in confinement.
Their neck feathers have a pointed pattern but up close they are actually rounded (the white is pointed but the brown outline is round). But the darker one I thought was a “rooster only color” (the dark red), so I’ve been assuming they were roos all this time, but now I’m thinking hens??
anyone have any idea when they might start laying.
