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Quote: Some descend from EEs but lay brown eggs. How often it happens depends a great deal on the breeding program. This is how I understand it to work... blue is dominant so it will express if the bird has the gene. If you have a hen that inherited the brown egg gene and the blue egg gene...

EEs are mixes so they're all over the place. I had one start fairly early (22 or 23 weeks, I think) and she's a rockstar layer, one started a week later and her first eggs were pretty narrow but they're big and gorgeous now and she's a steady layer, and one that has laid only three eggs in two...