Now to figure out who done it...

Can you see their ears. they are low on the head where you would think the cheeks are.

A general rule is: White ears, white eggs, red or colored ears, you get brown.

Exceptions, EE's have blue, green etc.

Also I have a Polish mix that has Pure white ears, I actually caught her laying brown eggs.

The Belgian lays about 150 white eggs per year,
I am pretty sure the Mille Fleur D'Uccle lays white. Most light weight layers have white eggs.

I hope that helps

 

creamy white and um... creamy white. No help based on egg color.

Good luck figuring it out. I have a flock of 10, 3 different breeds. The eggs are either quite dark brown, lighter brown, or pinky brown.. and I still haven't figured out exactly who is laying what...

 

I have 5 girls and one is laying, and she has the wrong colored ears so I didn't suspect her, so one day I basically hung around and watched.

I knew about what time to start watching because they lay every 24-26 hours give or take a few hours (later) I nearly froze hanging, I felt llike an expantant mother. But I did catch her, there was no doubt it was my Polish.


Here she is checking her eggs and I thought they were someone elses. you will find out soe enough be patient, someone will slip up don't worry.

 

My Millie Fleur D'Uccles lay creamy white eggs.