Dorking Silver Gray

My own dorking eggs are more white than tan, with just a *hint* of pinkish tinge. held up to a brown egg they look white, held up to a grocery white egg, they are definitely darker.
wouldn't have any other breed now, I love my "dorklings". recent pic of my youngsters can be found at http://ki4got.com/byc/chicks/13dorklings1.21.12.jpg they range from 3-13 weeks old.

And APA recognized color varieties are Rose comb White, Silver Grey, Colored, and Red. The other color varieties may be accepted by other countries as well, so check your area's breed standards to be sure.

I have what I think are silver grey dorking bantams, but they have feathered L'eggs and are not very broody, what could they be crossed with?

I'm quite surprised...(too old to be stunned) to see that at least some Dorking hens lay other than white eggs. It's been my ASSUMPTION, based uopn what I've read in reviews that they were strictly white-egg-layers.

Had I known that white eggs were not an absolute certainty, I likely would have given them a much harder look in the several years since I first espied them

I know....all eggs are supposed to taste the same, regardless of color but I'm too old to accept that notion...now. lol

mine lay pure white eggs