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| "Debbi" ~ not sure what kind she is? |
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| I will post an up to date photo of the Americauna today. For now, this will do. |
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| Regular, pullet, and oldie weirdo egg The super small ones usually happen near the end of a hen's laying life cycle.  but she does lay a green egg. Notice her legs are blackish blue. but she is lacking the beard. |
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| Ruth and Mei's cutie breakfast...everything was tiny sizes |
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| The eggs being fried...Look at the tiny spot of yolk in the weirdo egg :) |
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| All fried up to their likings |
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| Another picture of their tiny meal...you can see the cute plates. |
Very pretty girls! I think your unknown breed is likely an Easter Egger. You can achieve the olive egg layers by crossing an Easter Egger that lays blue eggs with a dark brown laying variety or vice versa. I have three girls that look very similar to yours but they are gold & buff with the dark markings instead of white. They were sold to me as Ameraucanas from the hatchery but since they don't meet the Breed Standard many call them mutts. I prefer the term Easter Egger since they lay lovely pink and blue eggs for me! Now I want to find a hen like yours to breed to my black and white Easter Egger Roo :)
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