My first Blue egg ... Or whodunnit ?

[svh]

Or is it green ? Looks blue to me, but my 18 week old, blue egg laying girls don't look anywhere near ready !?! Here's pics of them .....

These 18 week old girls look closer to POL, but are supposed to be green eggers !?!

And to complicate matters more, one of my 18 week old Barred Rock pullets has been acting funny around the nest boxes, and singing a goofy egg song around my pile of straw bales. Barred Rocks lay brown eggs, so It can't be her. Could it ???

Thoughts and comments please.

 

[sourland]

Not the barred rock - likely one of the birds in the third picture. Pretty egg.

 

[aart]

but are supposed to be green eggers !?!

Green eggs are blue shells with brown coating...
....so could be one of them with a spray booth not calibrated yet.

 

[svh]

Green eggs are blue shells with brown coating...
....so could be one of them with a spray booth not calibrated yet.

I lOVE your analogy !

In fact, just this morning, I busted one of the green layers in the nest box squeezing one out !

 

[Ruby Rogue]

I got 2 blue eggs when my ee's started laying, then every one after that was green

 

[MAlameda]

I thought Auracana's laid green or blue eggs. They have fuzzy cheeks. Do any of your chickens resemble an Auracana?

 

[nuthatched]

I thought Auracana's laid green or blue eggs. They have fuzzy cheeks. Do any of your chickens resemble an Auracana?

A number of "breeds" lay blue or green eggs. Whiting true green, whiting true blue amerIcauna, etc...
Easter egger is the general term for a chicken who has an Ameraucana, Auracauna or Leg bar (real breeds that lay blue or green) in their lineage

 

[svh]

I thought Auracana's laid green or blue eggs. They have fuzzy cheeks. Do any of your chickens resemble an Auracana?

To answer your question, no fuzzy stuff, or EE.

To elaborate, the first 2 pics in the OP, from what I recall, are Prairie Bluebell, and the others are Starlight Green, or something similar .....

Both from Hoovers, care of Rural King.