Oh know this is silly, but why do I have 2 white eggs when I only have one white egg layer?

[ChikadeeLite]

I have:
2 australorps
2 wynadottes
1 red sex link
1 barred rock
1 cream legbar bar
1 brown leghorn

I understand where one of the white eggs is coming from, but the other I have no clue. The cream leghorn is laying teal-ish green eggs and has been consistently doing this, and unless shes been laying multiple eggs a day, it can’t be her.

All except the sex link is around couple of months old, started laying in October. The only one I noticed not laying is potentially my one of my wynadottes but she should be a brown layer, right? She’s the only one that I know never laid yet.

None of the birds are sick and they don’t sound sick either. i double checked them to make sure, but i don’t think they are.

 

[FrostRanger]

Could it be that the brown leghorn laid 2 eggs? New layers are prone to random glitches

That said, post some pictures of the birds in question

 

[Not-so Slick Chicken]

Most likely, they're both from the same pullet/hen (leghorn) but from different days. Sometimes eggs get hidden well, even in a nest box.

Unlikely but not impossible- what the person above mentioned
Or, a brown layer didn't add any pigment one day

Are the eggs the same shape, and roughly the same size?
Are both really white? (Not meant to be an offense, but I have seen some people mistake light tinted/cream for white, and some pale blue eggs look white in certain lighting.)

 

[WhatsUpDuck]

Here is a pic of what our Wynadotte eggs look like You can't see it well in the picture, but they have little white speckles on the shells as well.

 

[Exopoulterer]

I have a pullet who lays in different shades of blue/green and layed a pretty darned white one. She was having issues and was on amoxicillin at the time but her color still varies a bit.

I tend to go by shape with my 2 blue layers but I only have a couple chickens so it is easy to figure out.

There is a photo of 3 of her eggs in this post:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ther-egg-material-today.1678557/post-28879172

 

[BoundlessLove]

Is you Cream Legbar laying blue eggs?
They can lay a very light cream colored egg. Almost white