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Thanks! I wish she would lay more that looked like that one! So pretty!

I knew I had read that here on BYC before! That kindof makes me think my lavender spotted egg was not just coincidence...

Okay, so I fed blackberries day before yesterday, and got a lavender spotted egg yesterday from Jasmine. Coincidence?

...I think I will start testing this again...Illia, In your vast knowledge, would you happen to know how much quinoa would be available in S. American chicken diets? Is it quinoa w/o the saphonin coating?

so what is is about copper content that affects the shell color?

haha note to self-do not try that! Well, the only reason I kindof brought it up is because I only have five birds. Each of them lays a different color egg. I only have one easter egger (3 years old, has been laying for two years), so I know with certainty which egg is hers One buff orpington...

I wonder what the difference is? My girls free range regularly, so I assume they are getting lots of crickets and grubs

So, I noticed when I give my girls lots of mealworms for treats, their egg shells are darker in color. My easter egger who laid sky blue eggs would lay eggs with a darker greenish hue after consuming a lot of mealworm treats. My Buff Orpington would lay darker, more speckled eggs, and my other...