Will olive eggs get more green over time?

[Crystal Chicken]

I was reading that brown laying hens eggs gets lighter as they age as they tend to run out of the pigment which is applied to the egg that gives it the brown on a white egg (blue for olive egg).
If this is true will my olive eggers eggs get more green over time? Her first two eggs were a beautiful army green colour but her third one is a lighter shade, more than, maybe because of more bloom? It also lost the dark brown speckles by the third one The are slightly more green in person.(see second picture of first egg laid)
I haven't cracked one open to see if they are even blue inside yet.

Any insight?

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

I have one Olive Egger. Her eggs have basically stayed the same shade since she started laying. Some days, her eggs do have more bloom than others, thus making her eggs look lighter, but her eggs have stayed the same. Your eggs might fluctuate some, but they'll stay in their basic range of color without much change.

 

[rosemarythyme]

Over the course of a season eggs generally get lighter overall as birds run out of pigment.

Over the course of their lives... hmm, good question. I only have one OE but I can't recall how dark her eggs were when she was a pullet, vs now as a hen.

 

[aart]

I've had these 'khaki' eggs from OE's, they never got greener.
It's rather disappointing, but it happens.

 

[Crystal Chicken]

I've had these 'khaki' eggs from OE's, they never got greener.
It's rather disappointing, but it happens.

Aww man. Those first two eggs were a nice army green, but now they are just a dark tan hopefully her sister fairs better. And either way they will be yummy