Rhode Island Red laying white egg

[Jbreeden]

So a colorless/white egg is no concern in a brown egg layer?

I would deworm them if you haven't. It may be possible that's the cause. I have 11 laying road islands that are going through there first winter quite well. Im getting multiple colored brown eggs and came across this looking for answers. I see it's fairly common. I'm getting almost pinkish colored eggs and dark brown eggs with specs of darker brown. If i wash them, they all turn to same color(minus the specs, they stay same.)

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I would deworm them if you haven't. It may be possible that's the cause. I have 11 laying road islands that are going through there first winter quite well. Im getting multiple colored brown eggs and came across this looking for answers. I see it's fairly common. I'm getting almost pinkish colored eggs and dark brown eggs with specs of darker brown. If i wash them, they all turn to same color(minus the specs, they stay same.)

Welcome To BYC

That's because some of the dye can be washed off.
In brown egg layers, the initial shell is White. The coloring/dye is applied in the shell gland. Not every pullet or hen is going to give you the exact same colored egg regardless if they are the same breed.