What color eggs do Wyandottes lay?

[Abriana]

Thank you so much. They sound like a good choice, but i have heard that leghorns are flighty, nervous birds. Is that true?

 

[MillersFarm]

Not at all! it depends on how you raise them, I have 1 leghorn that we bought along with 3 others that were killed somehow, i basically lived with my chickens so she comes to me when i call and is one of our top hens, She does not freak out or anything like that.

 

[Kiki]

I have never had my Wy's go broody.

 

[BlueJayFarm]

Interesting reading everyone's feedback on Wyandottes. They are my best broodies! Andalusians are beautiful, they lay a white egg, and don't go broody.

You might want to check out the breed profiles on My Pet Chicken to research the different breeds. You can look up white egg layers. Here is Wyandotte: https://www.mypetchicken.com/chicken-breeds/Wyandotte-B6.aspx

 

[Abriana]

I LOVE Andalusians. Thats great that they lay white eggs. This is perfect. Thank you so much. I've always wanted Andalusians.

 

[AdsAttwood]

Hey folks. I know this is an old thread but thought id share a pic anyway. I spent ages online trying to find decent pics of Wyandotte eggs and if theres a difference between gold and silver laced eggs.
Left: blue laced australorp (just for reference)
Middle: silver laced wyandotte
Right: gold laced wyandotte.

 

[Trux]

Ours lay a medium to light brown colored egg and we can always tell them from our other hens because they have a sheen to them

 

[pasuit]

Hey folks. I know this is an old thread but thought id share a pic anyway. I spent ages online trying to find decent pics of Wyandotte eggs and if theres a difference between gold and silver laced eggs.
Left: blue laced australorp (just for reference)
Middle: silver laced wyandotte
Right: gold laced wyandotte.

 

[pasuit]

Good picture. My Silverlace lays the middle egg. Thanks.

 

[Peppercorngal]

My Wyandotte laid very light brown eggs on the small side. I did have a broody hen as well. She didn't know what she was doing and would leave the nest and return to set in a different one. I got tired of constantly watching her and returning the eggs to wherever she was setting and finally just took her eggs away. She was broody for a couple of months before she got over it. It's a hormonal thing so I don't try to convince them differently! I've had Columbian Wyandottes, Golden Laced Wyandottes as well as Silver Laced Wyandottes. They all laid very light brown eggs and they were all on the small side (the eggs not the chickens!), but they did lay consistently.