Easter Egger question

[Erin80]

Do they tend to all look different? Or is one colour more common?

I have one true Ameraucana right now - she's a blue....and she's very pretty. I ordered 2 EE's for april though, so curious as to what they will look like!

 

[Beer can]

EE's can be all sorts of different colors, sizes,shapes.
Some look like Ameraucana's with the muff, some don't. I had mostly muffs but one without, all had green legs.
The only one I have still is this muffless one, bottom left corner staring at camera. She lays a nice olive green egg.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

It really is a grab bag where the Easter Eggers. The partridge pattern in very common, however they do come in just about every color ans pattern. As noted above, they also do come in clean and feathered faced.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

They can be a variety of colors. But the most common is this:
www.bing.com/images/images/search?view=detailV2&simid=608032337487134800&selectedIndex=0

 

[Erin80]

I can’t wait to see what they grow up to look like....and what shade their eggs are!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Here is my muffles, beardless EE. She lays a lovely mint green egg. That's hers next to one from our leghorn.

 

[N F C]

EE's are fun, they're all different and it's a mystery what color egg they'll lay. This was my EE:

She was my first egg layer and her eggs were the prettiest pale bluish color:

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

The Partridge coloring is very common but since you can create an Easter Egger by crossing an Ameraucana with any chicken breed and variety the possibilities will be very varied.