Comb development to first egg!

[Sarzetta]

So the egg on the right is an older blue egg from
Two days ago and the one on the left between the white and brown is from today… I see it as more green now @Hellomylittleladies

 

[Draya]

We have been getting more eggs, today 9, a new record! We have 19 layers (21 weeks for 17 of them) so hopefully more to come and an increase in size. I’m back at work so I don’t go out as often so I’m not sure who lays what. I do know one of the easter eggers lays brown

 

[Sarzetta]

Wow @Draya beautiful! All my eggs are small (50g or less)

 

[Hellomylittleladies]

We have been getting more eggs, today 9, a new record! We have 19 layers (21 weeks for 17 of them) so hopefully more to come and an increase in size. I’m back at work so I don’t go out as often so I’m not sure who lays what. I do know one of the easter eggers lays brown

Aw, sorry one of your EE lays brown!
It's a beautiful set of eggs you have there.. Do you have a lot of excess eggs now?

 

[Hellomylittleladies]

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So the egg on the right is an older blue egg from
Two days ago and the one on the left between the white and brown is from today… I see it as more green now @Hellomylittleladies

Yes, I see it as more green now!

 

[Draya]

Wow @Draya beautiful! All my eggs are small (50g or less)

Ours are between 31-40 grams for the small ones. According to the Wikipedia chart, 52 g is a large egg in Australia. Interesting the difference between our countries. I think I’m used to seeing my massive 70 g eggs so everything else seems tiny.

 

[Draya]

Aw, sorry one of your EE lays brown!
It's a beautiful set of eggs you have there.. Do you have a lot of excess eggs now?

Yes, and no. Three or four of the smalls is equivalent to two large eggs so we are eating more eggs and I am selling them to colleagues who love the fresh eggs. I think I might have to sell some birds, it’s kind of crazy

 

[Chey1214]

Are you sure that’s an araucana? The cheeks don’t come out far. Looks a lot like my lavender ameraucana!

 

[Sarzetta]

Ours are between 31-40 grams for the small ones. According to the Wikipedia chart, 52 g is a large egg in Australia. Interesting the difference between our countries. I think I’m used to seeing my massive 70 g eggs so everything else seems tiny.

We always buy “extra large” here so it looks small to me as well

 

[Sarzetta]

Our black copper marans laid her first egg today! Exactly 30 weeks old today.