Easter eggers chickens

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.

The Easter Egger has become a backyard favorite across America. With its cute looks and vibrant personality what’s not to like?

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

The origin of Easter Egger Chicken is not distinguished. It is neither a separate nor recognized chicken breed by the American Poultry Association (APA).

Is Your Chicken an Easter Egger or an Ameraucana? What is the difference between show Ameraucanas, feed store Ameraucanas and Easter Eggers? Backyard Chicken Breeds / www.kaitsgarden.com

Americana chickens are often mistaken for other breeds like Easter Eggers, Araucanas, or Ameraucanas. Let’s solve this identity crisis once and for all, and discover what an Americana chicken really is. What is an Americana Chicken? An Americana chicken is an Easter Egger, resulting from crossbreeding an Ameraucana and an Araucana. These chickens are a […]

Easter Egger chickens are a longstanding flock favorite, from their colorful eggs to their varied looks, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Class: Not Recognized Origin: United States Comb Type: Pea Popular Colors: Varies Standard Size: 4 Pounds (Hen) 5 Pounds (Rooster) Egg Color: Blue, Green or Pinkish/Cream Egg Size: Large Production: 3 to 4 Eggs Per Week Hardiness: Cold & Heat Hardy Disposition: Friendly, Active, Skittish Little Muff loves to scratch through leaves for a hidden…

Explore the profile of the Easter Egger chicken, including their history, appearance, temperament, and egg-laying abilities.

Add Color to Your Flock with the Colored Egg Laying Chicks available for Sale from Cackle Hatchery, a Family Owned & Operated Hatchery. Click for more!

Everyone wants pullets (females) who will lay eggs. Here is how to identify male and female chicks so you get hens and not roosters!