Easter-eggers have been a part of my flock since my very first chick of my own as a child back in 2005, a mostly white Easter-egger who I named Ducky. Needless to say, I love them. I don't know if I could stand to have a flock without the variety they bring both to the flock, itself, and to my egg basket.
These are all the Easter-eggers I own right now.
Fifi:
Mona:
Ganymede, who is half Silkie, half Easter-egger:
Endymion:
Wynne:
And Merlin, the oldest bird in my entire flock at 12-and-a-half years old now:
I also just lost my beautiful Cressida to old age a little over a week ago, may she rest in peace. She was 11 years old, same age as her last remaining broodmate, Wynne.
These are all the Easter-eggers I own right now.
Fifi:
Mona:
Ganymede, who is half Silkie, half Easter-egger:
Endymion:
Wynne:
And Merlin, the oldest bird in my entire flock at 12-and-a-half years old now:
I also just lost my beautiful Cressida to old age a little over a week ago, may she rest in peace. She was 11 years old, same age as her last remaining broodmate, Wynne.