Woo Hoo! I found my first two eggs from my Wyandottes. Completely unexpected. I think they are both from the Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Bantams. But one could be from either a gold laced or silver laced standard.
These are all the eggs from the last 3 days. (I've eaten a few but saved the shells until I could find the camera!) On the first day I got one green & one brown; the next day one bluish; then 1 green & 1 brown again yesterday; and today I got 4, including the first white one (which isn't in the photo because it had a really fragile shell that was already crushed a little and basically fell apart when I was cracking it into the pan). I have 2 EEs and it seems one is laying a more bluish egg than the other, who has a lovely green. And even the browns are different shades. One today (in the middle of the picture) is almost pink! I wish I knew whose it was.
Here is the comparison in the pan with a store-bought egg. The store-bought yolk broke so the size difference looks way more extreme than it really is, but the color says it all. And that's a free-range organic store-bought egg!
I'm so excited my girls are almost all grown-up now!
ETA: Oh yeah, they were exactly 20 weeks old when they laid the first two.
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Is that a question? I don't know, but it could be. My brown-egg breeds are buff orp & barred rock, and I did see one of the BOs nestling in the spot on the ground where I found the egg. (I am unfortunately finding about 1/3 of the eggs on the ground...) Do BOs typically have pinkish eggs?