Could my buff orpington lay a white egg?

[Lilred barn farm]

I have 2 buff orpington hens that r about to start laying for their 1st time any day, I went out to check for eggs and found a tiny white egg about the size of a golf ball. I cracked it open to see if there was yolk and there was. But my question is could they lay a white egg it being their 1st time. I do have a mature white leghorn that has been laying for over a year.

 

[BudgieKing15]

I have 2 buff orpington hens that r about to start laying for their 1st time any day, I went out to check for eggs and found a tiny white egg about the size of a golf ball. I cracked it open to see if there was yolk and there was. But my question is could they lay a white egg it being their 1st time. I do have a mature white leghorn that has been laying for over a year.

I don't think so, unless they are actually mixes. All my buffs that I had laid cream or brown colored eggs. It was probably just a weird egg laid by the Leghorn.

 

[aart]

Chances are the tiny white egg is from your leghorn, who may be ramping down production for molting and winter break,...if you live in the northern hemisphere.

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[pipester]

I have 2 buff orpington hens that r about to start laying for their 1st time any day, I went out to check for eggs and found a tiny white egg about the size of a golf ball. I cracked it open to see if there was yolk and there was. But my question is could they lay a white egg it being their 1st time. I do have a mature white leghorn that has been laying for over a year.

Had a totally isolated Lav Orp.lay a pure white egg today in her brood box along with the rest of her nice brown ones!!!It looks as normal and white as a Leghorn egg