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It's iffy whether or not you get Olive Eggers since EEs are already hybrids. You will have to hope that one or more of your EEs passes on the blue egg gene that they inherited from their blue egg parent, but it could happen. Good luck.

Easter Eggers are hybrids bred by crossing either Ameraucanas or Araucanas (both of which are true breeds that lay blue eggs) with other breeds to produce offspring that lay eggs in colors other than just blue (olive, green, beige, and sometimes even pale pink or gold. Unfortunately, many...

And I may have been the exception rather than the rule. I've been blessed in having very few injury or illness problems with my flocks over the years. Hopefully, it will stay that way. :o)

That's a good suggestion. No disrespect meant to any other members, but my chickens always seemed to enjoy scratching among the pine needles and they never created any problems for my flock. :o)

Welcome to BYC. Glad you decided to join our flock. I've have had a number of coops and runs underneath pine trees over the years and the pine needles will not cause any problems for your chickens. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. We are here to help in any way we can. What...