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I think you will have variation. Still too much fluff to say. Our dark batch were interesting, a couple had black centers to their feathers and one had feathers on the head/neck that looked like they were brushed back bc of how they were oriented. Yours do not have head feathers yet...

My kid shows in county 4H. So one category she shows in are “pen of 2, egglayers”. They are either both “young” ( under a year) or “old” (over a year). Breeds need to look the SAME (for example 2 buff Orpington need to look as identical as possible, and that is part of the judging criteria)...

So, they will change a bit with watch molt too. So, a light, white, brown or grey EE will still remain that basic color, but often will change a bit. A full adult molt happens usually after the first winter/second spring…but each bird is different, so could happen earlier. we have had MANY...