Easter Eggers who done it?

[outlawfarmer]

I got a cream colored egg the other day and each day since.... any chance easter eggers start putting out cream and then go to colored egg production?

Its either that or
(A) They will always be cream colored or
(B) my buff orp is older than I thought?

 

[jaimslee4u]

I am pretty sure that an EE can also lay cream colored eggs & if that is what they start laying that's what they will continue to lay.

- hopefuly the guilty one is your Orphington!

 

[Mahonri]

I had an EE that laid a very light tan to cream colored egg. If that's what she laid, that's what you'll get.

 

[HBuehler]

sorry you have one of those brown laying EE unless it's your BO..how old is she? By any chance is her comb and wattles bright red?

 

[outlawfarmer]

comb and waddles of EE r red with eradesent white earlobe

 

[GwenDellAnno]

Check out this thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=4694307#p4694307 I recently asked the question, "when is an EE no longer an EE?" I think you will find the answer enlightening.

 

[outlawfarmer]

maybe my silkie started laying bigger ones, i dont want white eater eggs :-(

 

[ihvpower]

Personally, I would not mind a hen that layed cream colored eggs. Just another pretty color to add to my basket.