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To be clear: this hen started out laying a light-colored egg. Regardless of the genetics of the rooster she mates with, she will always lay a light-colored egg; his genes won't affect her eggs. If her eggs change color, some other factor is at play. Even if she is bred by a French Black Copper...

Yes, the offspring could. But he could not affect this hen's egg color.

I don't see what a wandering rooster has to do with the color of a hen's egg ... ?

:caf This is fascinating and I am intrigued! Following along.