How old are yours? Will I tell the difference in there eggs. I have all light brown layers like buffs, austrolorps, rocks.....Mine started laying a few days ago - light creamish white. Very pretty egg.
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How old are yours? Will I tell the difference in there eggs. I have all light brown layers like buffs, austrolorps, rocks.....Mine started laying a few days ago - light creamish white. Very pretty egg.
Thank you.They'll be white eggs. Any other color will be a result of the roo that mated with the hens, i.e., the 'light creamish white' that Wetmorechick described is likely a result of being bred with a brown egg laying breed roo. Believe me, I know from experience.
It depends on where they actually came from - that's where some of the confusion is - at least for me LOL I've been following this thread since the beginning.Thank you.
aren’t pearl star leghornsa mixed breed with partridge rocks and Sussex which are both brown layers........
Here are a few of my pearl stars. 19 weeks.Thank you.
aren’t pearl star leghornsa mixed breed with partridge rocks and Sussex which are both brown layers........
These pics are 6 weeks old however (when they were 13 weeks )Here are a few of my pearl stars. 19 weeks.
I would hazard a guess that the eggs would be tinted brown - now how brown, who knows! It will be interesting to find out - so post some photos when they come into layHere are a few of my pearl stars. 19 weeks.
Here are a couple of my girls! They are now laying - pic is 2 of their eggs, brown one just for contrast! Beautiful birds and lay a really nice size egg, for pullets!It depends on where they actually came from - that's where some of the confusion is - at least for me LOL I've been following this thread since the beginning.
Like Townline has them listed as Partridge Rock X Sussex which in my mind would mean brown eggs, but looking at their photos and description - white earlobes and "cream-white eggs".
I suppose you will have to wait and see. For them to be labeled "Leghorn - I would expect white eggs - but with all these crosses - who knows. (I'm not a genetics nor breed expert, so hopefully those that are will chime in). https://townlinehatchery.com/product/pearl-star-leghorn/
It's been a while since @Wetmorechick gave an update on their pullets. I hope they give us some news and photos in the near future
Oh they are lovely girlsHere are a couple of my girls! They are now laying - pic is 2 of their eggs, brown one just for contrast! Beautiful birds and lay a really nice size egg, for pullets!