Easter Egger club!

Quote: Thank you, I love this guy and his coloring and he is producing some very pretty chicks, cant wait to see them all when the grow up. I very excited about the blk chick, don't ask me why, I just love it. I sell hatching eggs all the time, but I don't have a clue how to go about shipping them. I would be willing to look into it if ya want. But don't the hatch rate drop allot on shipping eggs? I have reports back on my eggs I sell around here that I have a 100% fertility rate, and the hatchers must be good at it cause they hatch (99 - 100% ) I'm lucky to get 2 out of 24 live. Have 1 woman that is trying to help me get my rate up.
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I will be posting "her" ( the blk chick ) pic's has she grows, just cause I think its great. lol




My black EE (half australorp). Unfortunately she pass away this summer.
O She is beautiful!!! Sorry to hear she passed
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Thanks for posting her pic, now I can visualize what mine might look like.
 
here is one of my 5 EEs, Emma. :)







and gem...







my other 3 are mystery, muffin, and rain. :)
( you can see a little bit of mystery in the last 2 pics)
 
@cgmaster

this was one of my old buff laced easter egger crosses. kinda buff laced....but since shes crossed i wouldnt say shes a pure EE. shes from a friend
You can create that color by adding dominant white to golden laced . like in the Polish and Sebright breeds .
 
never mind judging from the other pic's I guess she would be more laced. Trying to learn all the differences I can here.
Splash is two copies of the blue dilute gene. The blue dilute gene affects black coloring. If a bird has black feathering, it doesn't have a blue gene. Black and white birds are actually genetically 'silver' which is dominant and sexedlinked.
 

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