summer, your chickens are nice, and I can tell that you love them very much! Love this EE coloring! I think she is your favorite?

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No they are not . If you want blue eggs and auto sexing try Legbars .
This is Nova. One of the chipmunks. I really like the markings on her face. Doesn't look like she'll have a beard, though:
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Pink legs and no beard -- I don't think she's an EE. Look through them again and pay close attention to leg color. Might be that you've overlooked one as a lot of peeps look a lot alike.
Pink legs and no beard -- I don't think she's an EE. Look through them again and pay close attention to leg color. Might be that you've overlooked one as a lot of peeps look a lot alike.
An EE is not really a breed with standard or even traits in common, it is a land race with no breeding controls. If a bird is not a different breed and it lays a colored egg it is an Easter egger. I have some Easter Eggers I made out of a Partridge Chanticler rooster and a Legbar hen. I got a duck egg colored egg from them. It is very Olive.
They are EE's now. Easter Eggers are basically a barnyard mix that lays a colored egg other than brown or white.
A lot of Easter Eggers have dark legs, it is not a requirement. There are no requirements.
These are hatchery chicks, not backyard mixes. The ones the hatcheries sell are meant to resemble Ameraucanas so while it isn't a requirement, they do tend to resemble Ameraucanas. With green legs. Almost always, green legs.