Will my EE's lay blue eggs? pics

[luvmy33chicks]

Was told these 3 were Ameraucana's. They were bought from a hatchery and i adopted them. I am aware they are EE's. I would like to know what the lighter ones color is called and if they will lay blue eggs. They hatched in April and still no eggs as far as I know unless they are laying brown like some of my other girls. No squatting yet either. Although 1 was checking out the nesting boxes yesterday

This is the light colored one. single combkind of green/slate colored legs

this one has greenish legs and pea type comb

this one has slate legs and single comb

 

[luvmy33chicks]

just took a closer look the green leeged one has the more single thick comb and the slate legged one has the pea type of comb

 

[tdgill]

cute pics!!! very pretty birds. I've read that some ee's will lay brown eggs, but wishing you luck!

 

[luvmy33chicks]

thanks have my fingers crossed

 

[sonew123]

I cannot see the comb on teh first bird-but she appears to be an EE--if they have pea combs -they all should lay colored eggs-should being the key word...

 

[luvmy33chicks]

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the first one has a regular single comb and no beard
the other 2 ones comb is single but kind of thick and one has the pea comb

 

[tdgill]

I love that big bearded one!! so adorable!!! I have a feeling you're going to get them colored eggs. lol.

 

[Katydid2011]

Getting a first egg from an Easter Egger is a bit like opening a Christmas present. You see the pretty package but you just don't know what's inside until you open it.

In my experience, Easter Eggers are often slow to mature, like Ameraucanas. I have EE's and Ameraucanas that aren't laying at 30-weeks!

 

[sonew123]

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the first one has a regular single comb and no beard
the other 2 ones comb is single but kind of thick and one has the pea comb

The first one you will get a brown egg from-the other two -colored eggs--They have pea combs-one just has a bigger raised one...

EE's are created in many different ways-when they hatch-all straight combed ones will produce brown eggers-all pea combs-colored eggs. There is less than a 3% chance of getting a colored egg laid from a hen with a straight comb-but it does happen...

 

[luvmy33chicks]

Quote:
the first one has a regular single comb and no beard
the other 2 ones comb is single but kind of thick and one has the pea comb

The first one you will get a brown egg from-the other two -colored eggs--They have pea combs-one just has a bigger raised one...

EE's are created in many different ways-when they hatch-all straight combed ones will produce brown eggers-all pea combs-colored eggs. There is less than a 3% chance of getting a colored egg laid from a hen with a straight comb-but it does happen...

thank you very much for the information
brought my hopes up in finding that first blue/green egg