I do have egg shell from my prize ee who died; hers were a greyed sage color but lighter inside; i think a very pale blue. Her sis lays a yellowey egg maybe. This particular bloodline fascinated me from the start. The sister is the last due to crap bator. She has pink skin and not the yellow skin though. 
They look like they are all pullets to me.I originally posted this in the what breed or gender forum, but haven't gotten any responses. The lady my roos are promised to is quite anxious to know if these are pullets or cockerels, as I am. Any attempts at guessing would be greatly appreciated.
The dark one I hatched out on the 19th of March. The light one is a hatchery EE hatched on the 17th of March. It was really hard to get the pics because they don't want to stand still. I have somebody that wants both of them if they're cockerel. Anyway, the dark one first...
I see three rows here.
And here's the light one. I really hope this one is a girl. I love the coloring.
I feel like I can see three rows when I'm looking at this one, but I really can't tell.
How many eggs are there? Congrats!9 EEs have hatched so far today. No photos yet, I'm hoping for more before I take pictures.
CG
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I had 40. 6 (or was it 7) were clear when candled and removed. I guess that means 33 eggs went into lockdown. I'm now up to 11. Three (white) in brooder, and 8 still in incubator.
Some of these chicks look almost ready for the brooder but I'll probably leave them in all night. I think there's more eggs with pips so there may be more by morning.
Hard to see them with that red light but there's 3 white EE, and 4 BLRW. They were sleeping until a flash had to wake them up. LOL
CG
So cute!!I had 40. 6 (or was it 7) were clear when candled and removed. I guess that means 33 eggs went into lockdown. I'm now up to 11. Three (white) in brooder, and 8 still in incubator.
Hard to see them with that red light but there's 3 white EE, and 4 BLRW. They were sleeping until a flash had to wake them up. LOL
CG
