Wow! I love these!
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lol Not with Olive Eggers!!
I have two different people who bought only ONE F1 hen from me, the rest of their birds lay brown or white eggs, and that one hen can lay anything from a normal olive egg to a greenish light blueish egg to a half-and-half or even a speckled, splotchy type, or even an olive with a gray haze over it.
It is true with most others yes but F1 Olive Eggers I've seen some crazy stuff.
FYI to folk - Your Olive Eggers don't have tufts unless you actually bred tufted Araucanas in there somewhere![]()
Concerning charts and the sort, I actually made that one, don't have a bigger size unless the demand calls for it. Any other charts are this one, basically gives a good idea of the difference between an Easter Egger (homemade) and an Olive Egger, plus common second gen OE's.
Answering an earlier question, Lav x BCM = black chicks with white bellies, they'll grow up to be black birds with tiny to no reddish leakage, possible golden or silver leakage too, birds should but not always will be bearded, and will have very sparse to moderate leg feathering. Same goes for Black Am x BCM.
Get outta town!! That is totally amazing...
French Black Copper Marans, and just an FYI... OE we understand you but the rest of BYC will think you are talking about Old English game birds.
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The same hen will lay different color eggs? I mean I understand speckles and intensity being different... but a really different color egg? How is that possible? The avatar in question has greens, blues, and browns. How?
I have a few that lay different colors on different days. Sometimes they are speckled, sometimes not- all depends on how the red "paint" layer gets put on that day. Its the same with marans and welsummers.