Does this look like an americauna chick?

[Wickedchicken6]

EE's are very popular and there is no shame in having one

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I have many EEs. They're fantastic birds!

 

[Farmgal101]

I got Easter eggers two see what color there eggs are when there older

 

[FountainFamFarm]

So does each EE lay the same color or will one hen lay different colors?

 

[Farmgal101]

So does each EE lay the same color or will one hen lay different colors?

Easter eggers lay different colored eggs pink green blue and sometimes white.my easter eggers hatch there own eggs maybe if your lucky yours will do that

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

So does each EE lay the same color or will one hen lay different colors?

Each hen will produce one color of egg -- so if your bird starts to lay and lays blue, she will always lay blue -- if she lays brown she will always lay brown. The shade of the color can sometimes change as each laying cycle progresses, but the actual color does not change from say blue to brown.

 

[Farmgal101]

Each hen will produce one color of egg -- so if your bird starts to lay and lays blue, she will always lay blue -- if she lays brown she will always lay brown. The shade of the color can sometimes change as each laying cycle progresses, but the actual color does not change from say blue to brown.

my EE lay different colored eggs all the time.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

my EE lay different colored eggs all the time.

Biologically improbable, but if that is your belief you are entitled to it

 

[Farmgal101]

Biologically improbable, but if that is your belief you are entitled to it

I've seen them lay different colors may be the other chickens though

 

[Wickedchicken6]

I've seen them lay different colors may be the other chickens though

If your hen lays a pinkish tan egg...she will not lay a green egg the next time. They lay their respective colors throughout their laying career. But as Ol Grey Mare pointed out

The shade of the color can sometimes change as each laying cycle progresses, but the actual color does not change from say blue to brown.

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[FountainFamFarm]

Each hen will produce one color of egg -- so if your bird starts to lay and lays blue, she will always lay blue -- if she lays brown she will always lay brown. The shade of the color can sometimes change as each laying cycle progresses, but the actual color does not change from say blue to brown.

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