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WELCOME! Most Easter Eggers will lay a blue/green egg. And, I found that most Easter Eggers have green legs and feet, it even a hint of green on the bottom of their feet. Green somewhere. :). Sometimes...they surprise you, and are Olive Eggers...love me an Oliver Egger! Sounds like you will know soon. Checking nest boxes, finding egg yolks. You will want to clean up any yolks or broken eggs you do find. Don't want your hens finding them and eating them, which they will...don't want them finding a taste for eggs!
 
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Welcome to BYC, and congratulations on your beautiful, healthy chickens. It might be a good idea to stay with the grower feed, as it has more protein, which can be helpful, and then giving them a side dish of crushed oyster shells to help with those shell-less eggs. This is what many of us do, and it seems to work well. I hope you find the website fun and helpful.
 

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