Hi Messipaw, love your screen name! Welcome aboard and enjoy those hens. How old are the red stars? Chicks?Hi. I'm from the Long Island area. Picking up our first two red stars tommow. I'm excited.
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Hi Messipaw, love your screen name! Welcome aboard and enjoy those hens. How old are the red stars? Chicks?Hi. I'm from the Long Island area. Picking up our first two red stars tommow. I'm excited.
Hi and thank you. Yes coop is looking good. Do you have red stars. I hear they are great.
I've had some eggs lighten up in color when washed. My understanding is that the coloring is sort of semi-permanent. And early in the laying cycle, my girls would lay eggs that varied in color.So I have a question...and it seems like I see different reports. Can eggs change in color? Or more specifically can color be washed off? I know I read that Marans coloring can change through the cycle and that when you wash eggs they might change color slightly and look wet etc...vs when they are dry. But the other day I got an egg that kind of looked like it was half brown and half cream...then today I got an egg that looked green (I was super excited to have two colored eggs today) and ofcourse it wasn't in the nest box and had gotten dirty so I went to wipe it clean and rinse it off...only to have it look almost blue/green and light now. I was under the assumption that the girls would have the same exact coloring almost every egg with the exception of a few oddities every once in awhile. Is it just because they are all new layers?
Thanks Ladies
I've had them from time to time from my pullets especially.