What breed is this hen? Owner listed her as a Starlight Green Egger but she lays pink eggs

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Bought her off Craigslist. Owner said she is a Starlight Green Egger and clarified she lays pink eggs though, not green. She's very friendly with people and gentle with other chickens. She's about the same size as our Lavender Orpington, just less "fluffy."
 

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She’s probably still a starlight green egger. Hoover’s description mentions a 5% chance of laying brown eggs. I don’t have experience with this hybrid though, just what I’ve seen online
 

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She's *technically* an EE. I just don't like to use that term for birds that don't lay colored eggs. So a better word for her would be mix breed

She's *technically* an EE. I just don't like to use that term for birds that don't lay colored eggs. So a better word for her would be mix breed
Thanks! I'm thinking the owner didn't get her directly from a hatchery, he had roosters so she probably is a mix that he hatched.
 
I've had some trouble with the starlight green egger as well as the red star chicken, just I thought mine was a red star. red stars can look just like starlight green eggers but they lay brown- tan/cream eggs.
 
Bought her off Craigslist. Owner said she is a Starlight Green Egger and clarified she lays pink eggs though, not green. She's very friendly with people and gentle with other chickens. She's about the same size as our Lavender Orpington, just less "fluffy."
I have two starlight green eggers that look similar to her and the eggs are also the pinkish brown rather than green. I think that 5% is a low estimate considering both the green eggers we have lay eggs that are far from green.
 

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