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Wow, how didn't I know this? Regardless, they are sterile so they aren't an explanation for blue eggs. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, they are much closer than guineas which can still occasionally breed with chickens. (How that is even possible since guineas and chickens are not from the same...

Cool! I didn't know that gene mutated separately in Asia but it explains some of the blue egg laying Asian chickens, I think.

Interesting. (The thing about pheasants being bred with gamecocks (unless they are talking about junglefowl which I am pretty sure all have white eggs) is a lot of malarkey though.) Along with egg color being linked to feather color. But it is good to know that some strains do lay blue eggs.

May I see the birds you have?