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Well if they were advertised as laying blue you should get free blue laying chicks in my opinion. Anyways, its a pretty nice green, sort of 70's avacado.
Those should make some amazing olive eggers if you have a marans to cross them to!
My CLB lays a really pale blue like yours. I am in the process of hunting down ameracauna eggs that are blue-blue. Its a challenge!

This is out of an Ameraucana, I believe. A little extra ink in her cartridge, but it was only the one.
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I put it in the incubator and it was infertile. Fun to find, though!

Isn't that fun? I wish she'd lay like that all of the time. That egg is the reason I bought the incubator, but I've had a good time with it without the super blue hatching! Just had 14 hatch yesterdayThat is an INCREDIBLE blue egg....very very lovely! I would love to have eggs like that!![]()

Wow! That's amazing! Prettiest egg ever. That would be cool if you could breed her in a way to one day get a flock that all laid like that, every day. What kind of hen is this? age ? and a photo please! She deserves it!This is out of an Ameraucana, I believe. A little extra ink in her cartridge, but it was only the one.
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I put it in the incubator and it was infertile. Fun to find, though!

I'm perfectly happy with my olive eggers too. They are plenty dark enough to be considered olive, & i have no ambition to try and make them any darker. The reason i have so many olive egg layers is not because i hatched zillions of welsummer and isa brown eggs, but because for 3 years the lead roo was 1/2 welsummer & 1/2 easter egger. (With one dark brown and one blue gene.) And he made a lot of babies. Meg, i think if you select your darkest eggs to incubate, so long as u have your 1/2 ameraucana/1/2 wyandotte roo, u will get plenty of future olive eggers. As i said, i think All the colors are pretty. I also think it is the other egg colors that really make the olives pop!Can someone explain to me why olive eggers don't always lay olive colored eggs?
ETA: If the olive egger lays any other color than "olive", does that make it an EE?
