Ideal poultry Easter Egger genetics

[NatJ]

Here is one of my Olive Eggers who looked similar to yours when at their age. In the pic she was 4 mo.

In that photo, it looks like she only has one leg. I assume she really has two and the other is just tucked up out of sight?

(Sorry, I have to ask, because she's doing such a good job of having just the one leg visible.)

 

[Victoria Peckham]

In that photo, it looks like she only has one leg. I assume she really has two and the other is just tucked up out of sight?

(Sorry, I have to ask, because she's doing such a good job of having just the one leg visible.)

 

[loulusea]

Here is one of my Olive Eggers who looked similar to yours when at their age. In the pic she was 4 mo. Penny is now 6 1/2 mo. I don’t have a newer pic because she isn’t the friendliest of the flock. But she is very brave and inquisitive. She may or may not be laying. We have have at least 3 OE. We had some mix ups when we bought them You can see the Olive and brown eggs, not sure who is laying which. The blue/green are from our bantam Easter Eggers.

She looks a lot like a welsummer. I wonder if that is in her heritage.