Easter Egger Chickens
"Button"
3/22/92--2/26/01
"Button" is the tamest Easter Egger I've ever
had -- and the prettiest. I love her muted colors.
She'll fly right up on my arm for a treat, which can sometimes be rather
bothersome, as she's no featherweight!
Easter Egger eggs!
Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker
Most of the so-called Araucanas in the US are mixes that carry some of the original genes and lay variously colored eggs: blue, green, or pinkish. These birds are sometimes (and more honestly) sold as Easter Egger chickens. They come in white and many other colors.
To save scrolling time, Araucana related chicks have their own page.
My pullet "New Girl on the Block," one of the prettiest
Easter Egg birds I've had
Photo courtesy of Virginia Martin
"Bib," a mostly white Easter Egger
hen
"Freckles" was my first Easter Egger
cockerel
A Blue Easter Egger hen
Photo courtesy of Angie Brainard
"Tarragon," a colored Easter Egger hen
An Easter Egger cockerel
"Gizzy," another Easter Egger cockerel
Photo courtesy of Todd & Ronda Syndor
An Easter Egger pullet
Another Easter Egger pullet
Photo courtesy of Robbie Watters
A handsome EE cockerel
Photo courtesy of Ray Seney
An EE hen, "Mouse" -- before and after
Photos courtesy of Taryn Koerker
Here's Jamie & Barb's Easter Egger cockerel
Photo courtesy of Jamie & Barb Horton
A very pretty NonBearded EE that I got in 2010
This is Chase's Easter Egger pullet
Photo courtesy of Chase Newman
A couple more EE cockerels
Photos courtesy of Taryn Koerker
"Picasso" and "Seagull," a pair of Easter Eggers
Photos courtesy of Angie Brainard
Two shots of "Murray," a very handsome Easter Egger
cockerel (I think)
Photos courtesy of Natalie King
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Direct questions and comments to Barry at FeatherSite -- questions and comments