Help with possible color outcome of EE chick

[ChucktheChick]

Those things are ADORABLE!!!!!!!!

 

[NotableNancy]

They are all gorgeous!! Thank you for continuing with this thread. I'm trying to learn all I can before my my chicks get here and I loved looking at your pics as chicks from last year until now. I ordered 4 EE's along with some other breeds.
Waiting to see what color eggs yours lay

 

[TurtlePowerTrav]

They are all gorgeous!! Thank you for continuing with this thread. I'm trying to learn all I can before my my chicks get here and I loved looking at your pics as chicks from last year until now. I ordered 4 EE's along with some other breeds.
Waiting to see what color eggs yours lay

Me too, both have been squatting for me all week. Soon hopefully

 

[NotableNancy]

Did you get eggs yet?

 

[Break an Egg]

I looked through the whole thread. They are all so pretty. I just got 3 ees yesterday. They are kinda like a present that you have to wait to open. They are so hard to tell what they will look like full grown.

here are pics of the 3 I picked up

 

[TurtlePowerTrav]

Did you get eggs yet?

Peep, the one with the Black Beard is laying a nice blue with slight green tint to it, almost teal color. She has been laying for 2 weeks now. Elphaba is having a mite issue right now and has not started to lay. She has a real pea comb so I am assuming she will lay a nice blue egg. Hoping in the next couple of weeks to get one from her.

 

[PrestonC]

TurtlePowerTrav:
Blue legs usually = blue eggs
Green legs = anything
NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH EEs!!!

 

[PrestonC]

Anybody have any luck showing easter eggers in backyard???

 

[Mac14]

I loved seeing these EEs as they got older, very beautiful hens there!

 

[boyswillbeboys]

I got a dozen EE's on Wednesday, and am most curious about the silver one. I'm already calling it a him, based strictly on the fact at 3 days he still has no wing feathers visable, and last year my reading said, as a general standard males feather slower than females, and I found it to be true for last year's batch of chicks, though they weren't EE's
Here he is, as good as my basement lighting gets unfortunately.


here's the whole lot of them, on our way home, he's the one with the sun glare on his head.