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About the same. If the EE are brown, you'll have brown/red offspring. Beards and muffs are usually dominant, so they carry down. If the EE lay blue eggs, the pullets will lay a blue/green egg. If the EE lay green eggs, you'll have a chance of either blue/green or brown/cream eggs. If your EE...

Sure it can be done, but the results aren't going to be very spectacular color wise. That pretty speckling on the rooster is recessive, so none of his offspring will express it when he's bred to a non-speckled hen . His base color is mahogany, so basically you're breeding two red birds together...