Who’s white egg is it? Who’s brown egg is it?!

[Lawrence Lovestock]

Definitely an Easter Egger. True Ameracaunas to my understanding come only in solid colors (?) And your gorgeous girl is a wonderful EE I love EEs. She could potentially be your white egg layer. EEs are ameracauna mutts. They can be crossed with anything and while they commonly lay blue eggs still, you can still end up with a bird that gives you brown, white, or green egg. Hence the term Easter egger

Thank you.

 

[Gray Farms]

That female in the first pic. The one on the left. You didn't mention her. She has white earlobes which is a good indicator she will lay white eggs.

 

[Lawrence Lovestock]

That female in the first pic. The one on the left. You didn't mention her. She has white earlobes which is a good indicator she will lay white eggs.

We named her Renegade. But she’s not in the coop-house that has the eggs. We found her on the street and took her home when the turkeys were new babies because we heard turkeys won’t eat or drink without copying.

 

[Lawrence Lovestock]

That female in the first pic. The one on the left. You didn't mention her. She has white earlobes which is a good indicator she will lay white eggs.

So guess what Gray Farms?!?!!! You were right! The little gal is laying the white eggs! We call her Renegade and she is usually with the turkeys overlooking the flock. We found her on the streets when the Turks were babies to help teach them to eat n drink. So technically she’s been around since the very beginning and must be 6-7 months old, about a year older then the other 3 hens! She’s like 3x smaller than the other hens, what do you think her breed is? By the way ... Thanks for the observation!!

 

[EggWalrus]

Renegade looks kinda like some kind of game bird mix.

 

[Gray Farms]

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So guess what Gray Farms?!?!!! You were right! The little gal is laying the white eggs! We call her Renegade and she is usually with the turkeys overlooking the flock. We found her on the streets when the Turks were babies to help teach them to eat n drink. So technically she’s been around since the very beginning and must be 6-7 months old, about a year older then the other 3 hens! She’s like 3x smaller than the other hens, what do you think her breed is? By the way ... Thanks for the observation!!

I figured it was her. She is a sharp looking lil thing.

 

[Fintechie]

I think you may get green/blue egg from the hen in the first pic (she is an Easter Egger), and the last one white egg. I heard the feet color may tell...

 

[DiYMama540]

Beautiful girls you have! Congrats on the eggs! I've learned that @Gray Farms usually is right!

 

[Lawrence Lovestock]

Renegade looks kinda like some kind of game bird mix.

She might be. She was picked off the road here in Hawaii & there’s “renegades” everywhere!

 

[Lawrence Lovestock]

I think you may get green/blue egg from the hen in the first pic (she is an Easter Egger), and the last one white egg. I heard the feet color may tell...

Same bird