Is there truly a BLUE egg?

[PirateGirl]

I don't have any white eggs in the house to show a comparison

 

[PirateGirl]

Here's an older pic that maybe shows my colors better.

 

[cake lady hen lover]

I’m beginning to think there’s a chance too. Do you have photos of your current birds?

 

[cake lady hen lover]

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The two in the middle are my 6 month old ameracaunas. One is tan, one is gray. Bought at Dickie Bubs Farm and Home store.

 

[cake lady hen lover]

Here's an older pic that maybe shows my colors better. View attachment 1508393

Thanks for the pic, those are beautiful eggs! The ones on the left look green-blue still to me, but a very pretty shade.

 

[PirateGirl]

Thanks for the pic, those are beautiful eggs! The ones on the left look green-blue still to me, but a very pretty shade.

The top left is blue, same layer as the middle egg in the plate picture, different lighting. The others that aren't brown are duck eggs and definitely tend to be greenish.

 

[PirateGirl]

Also with blue eggs the inside and outside of the shell will be the same color because there is no brown that's been added late in laying.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

Your birds are beautiful! They look like Easter Eggers and not true Ameraucanas though. These are some Ameraucana and Cream Legbar eggs the day I put them in the incubator. The two closest are Cream Legbars, the rest of the eggs in that row are Ameraucana. The eggs in the row to the left are Leghorn eggs. Here is some good info on how to tell the difference: https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...ing-the-many-differences-of-the-breeds.65182/

 

[cake lady hen lover]

I’m beginning to think there’s a chance too. Do you have photos of your current birds?

 

[cake lady hen lover]

Your birds are beautiful! They look like Easter Eggers and not true Ameraucanas though. These are some Ameraucana and Cream Legbar eggs the day I put them in the incubator. The two closest are Cream Legbars, the rest of the eggs in that row are Ameraucana. The eggs in the row to the left are Leghorn eggs. Here is some good info on how to tell the difference: https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...ing-the-many-differences-of-the-breeds.65182/

Thanks for the link, I appreciate the info. Hope all of your eggs hatch in the incubator, beautiful colors: