True EEs?

[DarthRooster]

These 3 girls are about 9 months old

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[DarthRooster]

 

[DarthRooster]

 

[Basskids08]

These 3 girls are about 9 months old

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Top 2 look like true Amerucuna and last looks like EE. But I'm not positive and OP will let me know if I'm wrong.

 

[RhodeRunner]

They are all Easter Egger Hens. I wouldn't call them true E.E's, as I'm not sure such a thing can exist. Easter Eggers are hybrids (mixed breed birds) that have the dominate blue egg gene personally, or within their ancestry. They are not a "true" breed, and have no required characteristics.

 

[taymar's flock]

Yes they are EE's, very pretty EE's. I refer to my EE's as 'pure' EE's if both parents are EE's, but RhodeRunner is right. EE's do not meet any requirements that would category them as a pure breed. Pretty much any chicken that lays a blue/green egg is referred to as an EE. Easter Eggers are unique in the fact that they have such a variety in feather coloring, you never know what you are going to get when you hatch them. Yes, I love mine a little too much.

 

[BantamLover21]

All of them are Easter Eggers.