diff colored eggs from same chicken??

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I can so imagine THAT conversation!
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I'm in the same situation with my pullets right now. I need to weed out the brown layers and keep the blue/green/olive layers. I'm planning to separate them one at a time in a dog kennel to find out for sure.
Am I the only one that preferes the brown eggs over the green? LOL
 
Am I the only one that preferes the brown eggs over the green? LOL
I like them all. But right now I have my general layers mixed in with the Lavender Orpingtons, with only a Lavender Orp roo. So I will have pure lav orps. However, some of the general layers have eggs that are way too similar to the orps in size and color, so I don't know for sure which ones to incubate. When I finally get all the property fenced, I'll be building more enclosures and coops. Then I'll be able to keep my pure breeds separate and can have a rainbow of colors in my eating eggs. Because lots of colors makes me happy.
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Once I get my set up going and see if the "chicken life" is definitly for me, I'd like to think about having a mix coop and run and a purebred coop and run, and get a couple good pure pairs. I'm really interested in the show girls. They fascinate me for some reason.
 
Ameraucana's, the easter egg chicken will lay different colored eggs.

Two different things, actually - Ameraucana being an actual, true breed which lay blue eggs and Easter Eggers which are mixed breed birds with blue egg laying parentage which may or may not lay blue/green eggs
 
My lavender frizzle hen was the combo of



This splash roo whom I think had a green egg gene...




and this splash hen who layed pink eggs.


the the pinky-purple egg in the lower right corner

that is the kind of egg the frizzle hen came from today she layed the gray egg to the right.
 

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