Who is laying the little green eggs ?

Post some pictures. You have an Easter egger in the mix!

My first thought is one of the ones you think is a red sex link. Easter egger hens can have basically the same coloring. Look for a beard or muffs, puffy cheeks, or different colored legs--usually a dark green color. Also, green eggs are usually linked to a pea comb, and your sex links should all have straight combs. Or, it could be that brown brahma--does she have feathers on her legs?

Pics are the best way to go.
 
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The brown brahma does have feathered legs. Here is a picture from the beginning of June. She is nicely feathered now with some feathers showing a pretty blue hue in the light. Ill try to get an updated one.
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Here is a picture of our brown Brahama and one of her with the Dark Brahama who also has green legs. The Red sex-links all look the same to me, no green legs or pea combs..


 
I suspect the brown one is a cross bred chicken which is carrying the genes for blue and grown egg shells giving you green. Isolate her and wait for another egg and then you will know. Dark Brahmas are a specific color variety. The brown one certainly isn't that and the other one isn't a real good example of the color variety either.
 
Here is a picture of our brown Brahama and one of her with the Dark Brahama who also has green legs. The Red sex-links all look the same to me, no green legs or pea combs..
Post some pictures. You have an Easter egger in the mix! My first thought is one of the ones you think is a red sex link. Easter egger hens can have basically the same coloring. Look for a beard or muffs, puffy cheeks, or different colored legs--usually a dark green color. Also, green eggs are usually linked to a pea comb, and your sex links should all have straight combs. Or, it could be that brown brahma--does she have feathers on her legs? Pics are the best way to go.
 

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