I have a mixed flock, but this one’s unique?

[MysteryChicken]

Ok gotcha

What does your Olive Egger look like?

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

Somewhere in this thread I posted them alphabetically page 13-14 I believe

 

[MysteryChicken]

Somewhere in this thread I posted them alphabetically page 13-14 I believe

Your list is confusing, which hen is the olive egger?

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

I have a few

 

[MysteryChicken]

I have a few View attachment 3419031View attachment 3419032View attachment 3419031View attachment 3419032View attachment 3419031

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[3KillerBs]

Exciting news!! I separated “eagle” in a dog crate inside our large coop. She is now laying!! A blueish green egg. View attachment 3418806

Wow! If my monitor is reproducing the color accurately that's the sort of blue we dream of when we first try to get blue eggers.

 

[Canadian Wind]

Love that B hen. That face!!!

 

[lomine]

I had an Ameraucana/Leghorn cross that laid the brightest blue eggs and Blue Ameraucanas that laid pale blue eggs. I wouldn't rule out a white layer just because of the shade of blue of the egg. She only needs to carry one blue egg gene to lay blue eggs. The shade is dependent on a lot of other different factors.

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

I have three of “Eagles” eggs in the incubator now so we’ll see what we get in 21 days or so

 

[BurbCoop]

I had an Ameraucana/Leghorn cross that laid the brightest blue eggs and Blue Ameraucanas that laid pale blue eggs. I wouldn't rule out a white layer just because of the shade of blue of the egg. She only needs to carry one blue egg gene to lay blue eggs. The shade is dependent on a lot of other different factors.

I agree. Our Blue Egger/Leghorn cross lays bright blue eggs, very similar looking to Eagles. I think Leghorn mother Blue Egger father is a good possibility as you mentioned earlier @SuperiorFarmsGirl

Cannot wait to see what comes out of those eggs you have in the incubator!