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Anyone have Welsummers with Salmon Faverolles or Americauna or EE??
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All of my EEs from the hatcheries lay green/blue(ish) eggs. Not quite a blue, yet not a nice olive from regular OEs.Not sure if this is the case for all hatcheries. I've gotten hatchery EE's that lay blue eggs while if the blue egg gene is added to a brown egg gene only greens should be gotten. Some of my EE's are EE's because of coloration of the hen. I've been breeding my own for several years now and depending on what I'm doing with egg color I might mix something in to see what happens.
In some cases an Ameraucana roo is used with an EE hen, too.
Anyone have Welsummers with Salmon Faverolles or Americauna or EE??
I had Welsummers, but I sold them all. They have good temperaments, but the hatchery stock didn't lay the shade of brown I was looking for. If you just want their temperament, they are a good bird. If you want the egg color, find a breeder if you can.
just added 2 silver seabrights and 2 royal palms fodayJust started with chickens this spring we was only gonna get 5 or 6 and we did then some more and more and more now we have
2 barred rocks
2 Rhode Island reds
2 Cinnamon Queens that's what we started with then got 3 Bantams then got 2 white crested black polish and 2 mutts at a swap
Then 2 weeks ago we just picked up 2 silver laced Wyandotte
2 easter Eggers and 2 bronze turkeys and built onto the coop but loving every minute of it
Now we thinking of getting an incubator and trying to get some peacock eggs to hatch so if you know what brand is good I'm all ears
All of my EEs from the hatcheries lay green/blue(ish) eggs. Not quite a blue, yet not a nice olive from regular OEs.
The green one on the top came from one of my hatchery EE roo over a brown egg laying hen.
The middle one is a hatchery EE roo over another hatchery EE hen, and the farthest on the bottom is what all of my hatchery EE hens lay.
The one on the left is just a brown egg.
Is the one on the bottom the shade you are getting?
I get more of the bottom color.All of my EEs from the hatcheries lay green/blue(ish) eggs. Not quite a blue, yet not a nice olive from regular OEs. The green one on the top came from one of my hatchery EE roo over a brown egg laying hen. The middle one is a hatchery EE roo over another hatchery EE hen, and the farthest on the bottom is what all of my hatchery EE hens lay. The one on the left is just a brown egg.Is the one on the bottom the shade you are getting?
Those are gorgeous eggs!!! I LOVE the green egg on top!!!All of my EEs from the hatcheries lay green/blue(ish) eggs. Not quite a blue, yet not a nice olive from regular OEs.
The green one on the top came from one of my hatchery EE roo over a brown egg laying hen.
The middle one is a hatchery EE roo over another hatchery EE hen, and the farthest on the bottom is what all of my hatchery EE hens lay.
The one on the left is just a brown egg.
Is the one on the bottom the shade you are getting?
It's technically an Olive Egger, but my favorite OE lays a pretty dark green I have some second generation OEs that should start laying the next couple of months. I'm excited to see what they will produce.Beautiful egg color. The one on the top looks olive to me. I have several young olive eggers but they are too young to lay. I keep hoping in another month or two. I'm getting mostly variations on your middle egg. blues, pale greens, and even, what I call a slate blue. My EE's are some of my best layers and have been laying well for a while so their eggs are pale now.
Thank you.Those are gorgeous eggs!!! I LOVE the green egg on top!!!