sapphire oliver egger

I shouldn’t have but I did...I walked by the chicken bins and I found Sapphire Gems. So of course I had to get them! I got six and the man was so nice he gave my son a chicken just for him to take care of. His kindness made my boy’s day and he is so excited.

Hello, This is my first time posting but have been reading a lot in these forums for the last 5 months and love it! I am a first time chicken owner. My question is when I bought my girl London, she was sold as a Sapphire Olive Egger. Well...she is now 17 weeks old and began laying yesterday...

I got this beautiful bird from someone who wasn't sure if it was either a sapphire gem or sapphire olive egger can you tell from these pictures or do I need to wait til it's older (and lays an egg)? Her name is Bella!

Any guesses are appreciated! I know a few are on the young side, but fun nonetheless! Ginger, the RIR (5 weeks): Agnes, the PBR (5 weeks): Juniper, the BLRW (4 weeks) Magnolia, the EE (3 weeks): Aspen, the SOE (3 weeks):

Hello! I ordered our ladies through Tractor Supply (Hoovers Hatchery) in late July. It was "Rare Choice" 10 Count and they came in the mail. We didn't know the what we actually had, but that has been half of the fun- discovering the breeds! We are 100% sure on all but 2 of the girls. We know...

i just want to warm everyone that the sapphire olive eggers sold by Hoover’s hatchery are not true olive eggers. I paid nearly $8 a bird and only one out of three lays olive eggs. One lays brown and one lays blue. They’re really just easter eggers with a fancy name.

A terrible accident happened today involving a pullet, I don't know how old she is but at least a few months. At least one eye is gone, and she won't open either eyelids so I don't know about the other, but basically, I don't know how to feed her. She's probably in pain, she's just been sleeping...