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I got some chicks this spring, they ended up as a mystery bunch from a local farm store that gave me a breed mix up and mis-identified them as Speckled Sussex. When I brought them home I knew they weren't. Well now that they've grown into hens, l identified 3 of them as Black Sex Link chickens, they all look identical and lay brown eggs. The 4th chicken looks similar but has no red. I collected eggs today and found a green egg, this must be the 4th mystery chicken— so what type of black chicken lays green eggs? Or is this a super thick bloom that's making it look a different color? I've heard that she may be an Olive Egger or Black Australorp?? This is my first year keeping chickens and would appreciate some info.


TIA.

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I got some chicks this spring, they ended up as a mystery bunch from a local farm store that gave me a breed mix up and mis-identified them as Speckled Sussex. When I brought them home I knew they weren't. Well now that they've grown into hens, l identified 3 of them as Black Sex Link chickens, they all look identical and lay brown eggs. The 4th chicken looks similar but has no red. I collected eggs today and found a green egg, this must be the 4th mystery chicken— so what type of black chicken lays green eggs? Or is this a super thick bloom that's making it look a different color? I've heard that she may be an Olive Egger or Black Australorp?? This is my first year keeping chickens and would appreciate some info.


TIA.

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Beautiful Easter Egger! 😍😍😍
 
She appears to have fluffy feathers about her head, but kinda hard to tell on my phone, am I right? Does she have a beard and fluffy cheeks? And that looks like a pea comb. Your Australorps probably have big single combs. Congratulations, you have an Easter Egger! Enjoy!
 
She appears to have fluffy feathers about her head, but kinda hard to tell on my phone, am I right? Does she have a beard and fluffy cheeks? And that looks like a pea comb. Your Australorps probably have big single combs. Congratulations, you have an Easter Egger! Enjoy!
Yes she does have a beard and fluffy cheeks! I meant to say Ameraucana in my description, oops!!! But thank you kindly, I’m super excited about it. I was expecting only brown eggs from my hens, so getting a green egg is such a pleasant surprise!
 

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