Magda12
Songster
I just needed somewhere to share my excitement!
I have the Hoover's colored egg laying mix, 10 pullets. Born April 24th (Pascha!) 7 are EEs and 3 have single combs and are olive/green egger hybrids (Helga, Luna and Hermione). The girls with the big combs have been looking bright red for a few weeks, and on Sept 4, exactly 20 weeks from the day they were born, in the midst of my husband's surprise 50th birthday party, my son brings me this tiny olive egg!
The next day, nothing, but the day after, we got two tiny bluer green eggs. Today I got a solidly medium sized olive egg.
So I assume all three chickens are laying, unless Hermione layed 2 on the same day. I know one of them was hers because she was singing the egg song all day and then I couldn't find her (she'd shoved herself, on the egg, all the way in the back of the nesting box). I shoed her off and stole her egg, then she sang me the song of her people
Here's my little collection, with a standard large farm egg for reference... You can see they're green, olive, green, brown, olive. The two green were collected the same day. The last olive was from today (getting bigger!)
I have the Hoover's colored egg laying mix, 10 pullets. Born April 24th (Pascha!) 7 are EEs and 3 have single combs and are olive/green egger hybrids (Helga, Luna and Hermione). The girls with the big combs have been looking bright red for a few weeks, and on Sept 4, exactly 20 weeks from the day they were born, in the midst of my husband's surprise 50th birthday party, my son brings me this tiny olive egg!
The next day, nothing, but the day after, we got two tiny bluer green eggs. Today I got a solidly medium sized olive egg.
So I assume all three chickens are laying, unless Hermione layed 2 on the same day. I know one of them was hers because she was singing the egg song all day and then I couldn't find her (she'd shoved herself, on the egg, all the way in the back of the nesting box). I shoed her off and stole her egg, then she sang me the song of her people

Here's my little collection, with a standard large farm egg for reference... You can see they're green, olive, green, brown, olive. The two green were collected the same day. The last olive was from today (getting bigger!)