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Great. I have one with a pea comb and one without. I'm really not digging your answers. You are not telling me what I want to hear or making it easy for me.How about some more smart alecky technical answer. If they have a pea comb, there is a reasonable chance they will lay either blue or green eggs. There is no guarantee and it does depend on genetics, but the blue egg gene tends to follow the pea comb.
Do you let them inside?? They look like they want to come in and visit. Very pretty girls. I have an all white and a bark brown almost partridge looking one. Still waiting on eggs.https://www.facebook.com/#!/erika.harrison.524
I have a picture of my 5 oldest girls on my facebook. The 2nd and 3rd from the left are the Easter Eggers. The darker one lays cream colored eggs and the lighter one lays green eggs.