Easter Egger Brown Eggs??

[OneToManyChickens]

I would say that’s from your EE. Most hatchery EE should lay blue but sometimes there can be a mix up, but with how dark that eggs is I would ay it’s probably your EE.

 

[OneToManyChickens]

The eggs form the Easter Eggers could get larger over time as they lay more. If you really must know you could put a trail camera by the nesting boxes.

 

[tacothechicken]

Personally I think it's a good sign when a hen doesn't lay large eggs off the bat, I feel that those that do seem to be more at risk of egg binding in my opinion. I had a buetifull white Americauna who started out with large standard sized eggs only to lay jumbo sized at random intervals. It wasn't regular either but shed lay about 3 jumbo a couple days a week only to drop dead from a sudden egg binding while we were gone at only 11 months old so personally I take it as a good sign when your birds start off small as it means their body is amping up to lay in a regulatory fashion and eggs will likely grow over time rather than risk issues with a bird suddenly laying large eggs when it's body may not be adjusted.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

My pullets started out laying smallish eggs and I was a bit disappointed. Now, about a year later, they are laying nice big eggs. They got bigger gradually over time as they matured.

 

[Jakico]

It’s the brama....I saw her make a beeline for the coop and I closed the door and found the egg 30 minutes later. Which means Easter egger two is not laying yet..and color is to be determined!