What color eggs does your chicken lay?

[Stefanie-Gorby]

A few of mine:
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Eggs pictured are from Black Copper Marans, F1 Olive Eggers, Cream Legbars, Blue Ameraucanas, Lavender Orpintons, and the last pic is a Serama egg.

Is that a gray egg and maroon egg? So pretty! If so what’s laying that color?!

 

[wild chick]

Variety Pack!
Here are mine the last 3 days. If I numbered them across the rows, top to bottom: #1, 7 & 10 is not known for sure. #'s 2, 8 and 15 are Buff Orp. - a beautiful pink, almost purple. #'s 3, 9 are Egyptian Fayoumis, small cream color # 4. 11 are Cuckoo Marans, so happy to see this dark color! # 5, 14 are Acona, the soft white # 6, 12 is EE (# 6 was unknown until it matched perfectly to the egg I know she laid today, sadly not blue or green, just light brown) and # 14 is a SLWyandotte. I suspect the unknowns are the Black Austrolorp, as I've seen her in the nests, but she's secretive and fast, or a Wyandotte. All are pullets except the Wyandottes, who are just starting to lay after a long winter vacation.

 

[wild chick]

Also, questions: Do Buff Orpingtons usually lay such pink/lavender eggs? And, could one of you computer savvy people supply a link on how to write on the photos? I have an Apple Mac, with Photos, not a smart phone.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Blue egg is from a True Ameraucana hen, green egg is from my F1 Easter Egger hen, whitish egg is from my Frizzle Bantam hen, cream egg is from my Silkie x Easter Egger pullet, & brown is from my Silkie x Red Sex Link pullet

A mix of the same eggs as above

 

[MontanaChickDoc]

Here are 2 days' worth: top row - duck x 4
next : Egyptian fayoumi (2) and silkie (2)
3rd: olive egger, whiting true blues (2), lavender Ameraucanas (3 or 4), last 2 are black star and ? maybe NHR or NN
4th/ bottom row: marans x 6 (the first is a from new layer) then black star (she lays brown with white speckles) a new brown pullet egg (no idea) and the same elongated lt brown egg as the last in row 3.

2nd pic is eggs in cartons - better lighting too