Easter Eggers

Easter Eggers are not a pure breed recognized by the American Poultry Association (APA).

They result from crossing a blue-egg-laying breed (like an Ameraucana or Araucana) with another breed.

Each individual hen will consistently lay one specific colored egg throughout her laying years, not a variety of colors.

They exhibit a wide range of feathering and physical characteristics, contributing to a diverse-looking flock.
Unlike Ameraucanas, which must have a pea comb, Easter Eggers can have various comb types.