Anybody crossed an Ameraucana or EE with a Rhode Island Red??

[Marion smith]

Well I'm assuming you have an Easter Egger, not an Ameraucana (you spelled it wrong, and Ameraucanas are quite rare, sorry) so really, you'll get another Easter Egger. With that, the feather color will depend on the EE, and the egg color will too. Since the EE is a roo, it really depends. I'm guessing he has blue/green genes though, so your offspring should lay olive green and brown eggs.

Ameraucanas are not rare at all.

 

[DLaw33]

I have 4 rhode island blues chicks 2 are black 2 are blue they all have signs of red starting to show...

 

[HawaiiCoyote]

Hello All,

I am new to the forum so I apologize if I am posting something that is already here.

I was wondering if anyone has crossed an Ameraucana or EE with a Rhode Island Red and/or Black Star sex link? I am interested to know what the physical characteristics of the offspring were and if the egg color produced by the hens of such a cross was brown or green or mixed. (I have an Ameraucana/EE (?) rooster and RIR & black sex link hens.)

Thanks!

**Edited post to correct spelling/breeds--thx Illia!**

here is my three year old EE X RIR hen!

 

[Kansas Chicken Mama 2021]

here is my three year old EE X RIR hen!View attachment 2529774

Wondered what color eggs she lays?

 

[HawaiiCoyote]

Wondered what color eggs she lays?

She lays pink speckled eggs, sometimes the speckles are huge and other times they are tiny and cover the entire egg. I just hatched out a couple of her babies as well ( my roo has brown egg laying genes ) so they will most likely lay brown speckled eggs.

 

[handtmorgan]

She lays pink speckled eggs, sometimes the speckles are huge and other times they are tiny and cover the entire egg. I just hatched out a couple of her babies as well ( my roo has brown egg laying genes ) so they will most likely lay brown speckled eggs.

Can you attach an egg pic? Sounds so pretty I'd love to see them.