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Well general rule of thumb is if you take a blue egg laying hen and breed her with a roo of a tan or brown laying breed, you have a 50/50 of getting green-olive colored eggs :)

I know right?! I was so surprised at the size since I'm used to pullet eggs being like an elongated ping pong ball. I almost feel bad for them having such large first eggs .

They're just mutt chickens I hatched from eggs from a friends backyard flock. She has a mix of EEs, silver laced wyandottes and Black copper marans. I believe the white hens came from EE hens with two different roos. One had a wyandotte sire and the other a marans sire. I think this because my...

I just can't believe how one egg turned into three! My ladies are sneaky as hell

So my ladies hatched back in early september and for the last two months I've been eagerly awaiting that first egg, even switched them to layer feed a month ago. I started with 6 and after a hawk attack and terrible winter, I am now down to three so this first egg means even more to me. Not...