Poll Time: What color do you see here?

[HappyDuckie]

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Pink and purple! What are you editing with?

 

[black_cat]

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Using the color grab tool on photoshop
color grab was taken from where the black arrow is pointing

the computer says they're tan but they look greenish gray to me
night everyone

 

[R2elk]

Pink and purple! What are you editing with?

Antique software.

 

[HappyDuckie]

I used to have a hen that laid green eggs. I can't remember what happened to her...dog ate her, I think

 

[R2elk]

Kiki, is this what you want?

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

I read that they are from EEs...don't EEs lay blue eggs? I thought OEs were the green egg layers. Either way, that's odd. I have a green egg layer and her eggs are greener than that. Honestly, the issue here may be the blue surface and those egg cups just over powering the green of the eggs. Or just a crappy color profile on the camera.

 

[HappyDuckie]

I read that they are from EEs...don't EEs lay blue eggs? I thought OEs were the green egg layers. Either way, that's odd. I have a green egg layer and her eggs are greener than that. Honestly, the issue here may be the blue surface and those egg cups just over powering the green of the eggs. Or just a crappy color profile on the camera.

EE's can lay blue, green, or pink, I believe.

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

EE's can lay blue, green, or pink, I believe.

You're probably right. I've never had any. I only have the OE cause she was a mystery chick. I've had Ameraucanas before, and I remember mine laying various shades of blue. I thought the EE was derived from that breed so I assumed.

 

[HappyDuckie]

You're probably right. I've never had any. I only have the OE cause she was a mystery chick. I've had Ameracaunas before, and I remember mine laying various shades of blue. I thought the EE was derived from that breed so I assumed.

Ameracaunas only lay shades of blue, but in my experience the EE's lay all sorts of colors. I had 12 of them last time I counted.

 

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