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Quote: This thread was about physical characteristics that all EE's might have in common, though. Anne shared in an earlier post in this thread that there aren't any So I believe that recognizing EE's is either through knowing who the parents are - and in my case I don't since I picked up...

Quote: The blue egg gene is dominant. The problem with using with using THIS definition is due to this very reason- there are EE brown/tan/"pink" egg layers but those do not have the blue egg gene- it's exactly the reason they lay eggs in those colors(brown/tan/pink). If the definition...

Quote: That is exactly correct. -Easter Eggers may have any plumage color or pattern -Easter Eggers often have pea combs, but may also come with single combs or any other comb type -Easter Eggers often lay a green or blue-ish egg, but may also lay brown, tan, or any other egg color -The...