GA - Wanted blue silkie (easter-egger) eggs

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

I guess it can come from either parent / both parents contribute to the egg color.
In this case, the EE hen layed a blue egg and the Silkie roo came from a cream-colored egg --- children lay green eggs.

Lisa

 

[silkiechicken]

Ah, that's cool!

 

[RUHAMA]

THIS IS WHERE I BOUGHT MY SILKIE EASTER-EGGER EGGS INITIALLY. I HAVE HAD TROUBLE GETTING THE LINK ON HERE AND DELETED WHAT DID NOT WORK TWICE NOW.
BUT, IF ONE GOES TO THE EBAY WEB SITE AND PUTS IN THE ITEM NUMBER UNDER SEARCH, IT POPS RIGHT UP......


WWW.EBAY.COM/

ITEM NUMBER IS 160122412292


IF SOME ONE CAN MAKE IT MORE DIRECT, FEEL FREE.. OTHERWISE I CAN STILL FORWARD THE E-MAIL OF THE LISTING TO WHOEVER WANTS IT. EILEEN

 

[greenmulberry]

Here is a link to the listing,

http://tinyurl.com/2upm5a


They look like real nice birds! I would get some!


I have a silkie/easter egger mix myself.

 

[greenmulberry]

Isn't this guy gorgeous! He is a roo from the Ebay ad. Not very "silky" but some of the others are. I think they look like a nice new variety.

 

[Dawn419]

Wow Laura! He's gorgeous!!!!

Dawn

 

[ml]

ahh he looks like my Little Peanut roo. Wonder what his parents were.

ML

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Hi Eileen!
Here's one of the silkie feathered green egger girls:

She's a funny-looking little bird

Lisa

 

[RUHAMA]

Oh SHE IS BEAUTIFUL!! I love her. Thanks, Eileen

 

[wclawrence]

A good many of the birds in the pics are not silkie feathered.
But to help you out, if your chick is a female and lays green eggs, put her with a silkie rooster and hatch eggs, some of them will lay green eggs. Get rid of the ones that dont.
If it is a rooster, then good. More of the chicks will lay green eggs than the other way.