Who Laid a White Egg?

[suburbiamama]

Our black minorca, the only white egg layer we have (or so we thought), died last week of egg yolk peritonitis. So imagine my surprise to find a white egg in the coop yesterday, and this morning! Most likely from a black austrolorp, buff orpington or golden-laced wyandotte. Any ideas? (We also have a silver-laced wyandotte, ameraucana, RI red, and lakenvelder.)

 

[Robin'sBrood]

The Lakenvelder!

Silver Lakenvelder Chicken - Baby: white/ yellow head, chest and wing tips while the remaining down is black. Mature: Surface color slate white with black neck and tail feathers. Head, neck and tail is black. Lays a white egg.
http://www.welphatchery.com/rare/lakenvelder_silver.asp​

 

[Happy Chooks]

Robin'sBrood :

The Lakenvelder!

Silver Lakenvelder Chicken - Baby: white/ yellow head, chest and wing tips while the remaining down is black. Mature: Surface color slate white with black neck and tail feathers. Head, neck and tail is black. Lays a white egg.
http://www.welphatchery.com/rare/lakenvelder_silver.asp
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Yup, the lakenvelder.​

 

[Hangin Wit My Peeps]

I agree, the Lakenvelder

 

[kcsunshine]

I have a silver lace wyandotte that lays an almost white egg every day or so.

 

[suburbiamama]

Thanks! Funny--we thought our Black Minorca was awfully productive! Now that explains why her eggs varied so much in size sometimes, haha!