my White Leghorn lays brown eggs - and her comb is pink???

[McGoo]

Okay, so my hen's comb is clearly pink, not red. She lays an egg about every day and a half. So any ideas on why it's not RED?

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

Stress, heat, age, nutrition, environment, place in the pecking order, leaving production for the moment, preparing for molting...

Could be any number of things. As long as she is healthy, I would not worry about it.

 

[redroosta]

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I agree because, a recent study showed that roos prefer to mate with birds with large red combs because they produce more eggs and eventually more chicks.

 

[chickenbottom]

i dont think its a white leghorn she looks a bit hefty

 

[Karen1958]

I also have a Plymouth Rock that laid 4 very light brown eggs in November. My other 3 hens are regularly laying, but she is not. She also has a pale pink comb that has not gotten any bigger. She is eating, foraging when I let them out and is pooping and drinking water. Should I be concerned. She is not molting either. She is approx. 9 months old.
Any suggestions or observations based on this information