Easter eggers eggs

See infographics of the most common Easter Egger egg shell color genetics found among hatchery and feed store Americanas/Easter Eggers and how you can use this knowledge to your advantage if you would like to breed them! Learn what makes blue, green, aqua, sea foam, pink, and peach colored eggs:

When Easter Egger chickens start laying, it’s a colorful surprise. But when do they start? 5-6 months old is typical, but there is more to it than that.

Find out the REAL difference between Ameraucana, Easter Egger, and Araucana chickens - and why nobody gets this right.

Are sweet, cotton candy pink chicken eggs the color you want to add to your egg basket next? Wondering how breeders are getting such awesome pastel shades that seem impossible? If you’re on the hunt for these rare hatching eggs or the secret breeding recipe to create pink hued Easter Egger eggs, you have found it! Here is how to get pink colored chicken eggs:

Easter Egger chickens are sure to bring a smile to your face, from their colored eggs to their funny personalities - they will win your heart!

Easter Eggers are a wonderful breed because they free range well and lay heaps of colored eggs. Here is why we LOVE them!

Easter Egger chickens are very popular as they are comical, hardy, extremely friendly and lay pink, blue, and green eggs. Read more about them here.

Olive Eggers are quickly becoming as popular as Easter Eggers. We adore their earthy colored eggs! There is a definite trend among backyard chicken keepers who now want to add more feather color variety. Buyers are on the hunt for splash feathered chicks who will lay a unique, dark olive egg. Here is how to breed beautiful splash feathered olive egger chickens yourself:

Green Queens are a new variety of Easter Eggers and fairly new to the chicken world. Let's find out more about this friendly and hardy breed.

An Olive Egger chicken is a hybrid breed known for its unique and colorful egg production. These chickens are not a pure breed but are instead the result of crossbreeding between specific chicken breeds to produce eggs with olive-green or khaki-colored shells.