Prairie Bluebell?

[Azulette]

Hi Azulette - She is definitely a Prairie Bluebell Egger hen and she lays the large pale blue eggs expected for this type of hybrid.

Funny enough, she is by far the smallest bird in the flock, but lays the largest eggs. Her eggs shown below next to our Cinnamon Queen’s who is still laying tiny eggs.

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Hi @BurbCoop ! Thanks for the follow up to your old thread! She's a beaut and those eggs are I have (4) 15W PBEs and I'm looking forward to them starting to lay soon

 

[BurbCoop]

Hi @BurbCoop ! Thanks for the follow up to your old thread! She's a beaut and those eggs are I have (4) 15W PBEs and I'm looking forward to them starting to lay soon

Awesome! Post some pics of your four PBEs and can't wait to see those eggs

Curious the temperament of your PBE pullets. Having Leghorn in the mix, our Aubrey is a quirky one, but a very consistent layer.

 

[Azulette]

Awesome! Post some pics of your four PBEs and can't wait to see those eggs

Curious the temperament of your PBE pullets. Having Leghorn in the mix, our Aubrey is a quirky one, but a very consistent layer.

My 4 gals are here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/weekly-growth.1573303/post-26936299

On the whole, versus my other ladies, they seem to be leaner with a lighter framer and a bit more skittish. Inquisitive, but flighty (I understand that can be their "leghorn genes" shinning through). We'll see how they mature or if things change once they start laying.

 

[BurbCoop]

My 4 gals are here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/weekly-growth.1573303/post-26936299

On the whole, versus my other ladies, they seem to be leaner with a lighter framer and a bit more skittish. Inquisitive, but flighty (I understand that can be their "leghorn genes" shinning through). We'll see how they mature or if things change once they start laying.

Beautiful pullets! You are going to get plenty of eggs with that bunch

 

[21hens-incharge]

Hi Azulette - She is definitely a Prairie Bluebell Egger hen and she lays the large pale blue eggs expected for this type of hybrid.

Funny enough, she is by far the smallest bird in the flock, but lays the largest eggs. Her eggs shown below next to our Cinnamon Queen’s who is still laying tiny eggs.

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She sure is pretty! Very nice eggs too!