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Or something a tad bit south of that.

Pretty sure the stuff they eat is also important for the color. Chickens that only eat peas create very good eggs and the eggs are green.

I have an Oliver Eggers that didn't get the green-gene and so she lays dark brown like a Maran

This is incorrect.

Ayyy I've got a couple CLBs coming next month. Can't wait for them to fuck up my garden too (their older sisters no doubt will show them the way)

DAMN! That's amazing.

I always thought Guy Fieri was from Flavor Town.

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Rock out with your cock out

Highly artistic. The pose really draws the eye to the penis. It draws you in. You don't wanna look, but you gotta.

Lol I spent too much time looking at his foot trying to see the third one.

Hahaha so hilarious!!

NC was first in flight!!

And half a foot

👍🏻

Oh lol I didn't see the "all" I thought just wrote eggs aren't supposed to be white, my bad

Pass out with your cock out. Same as it ever was. I’ll see myself out.

Easter egger is a generic term used by people who raise chickens for a bird bred with Araucana or Ameraucana to gain the colored egg laying gene. It isn't an actual breed at all. It's just a colloquial term.

Also, Easter Eggers specifically refers to the blue gene, and creates shades from blue to green. Some birds it doesn't take well at all, and they produce barely colored eggs. Others produce a bright brilliant blue.

Other colors, like the browns, reds, and pinks, come from other breeds of chicken like marans. I've even had barred rocks and orpingtons lay browns.

Easter egger though, is the chicken equivalent of a mutt, as long as the mutt contains the blue egg gene.

This man has 3 big toes.

“We’re rich!”

Nobody's talking about just one chicken ;)

You can’t get olive, chocolate and blue from dietary changes in one chicken

Easter eggers don’t lay brown, especially not the deep chocolate brown. That’s either marans, Bible elder or one other I can’t think of