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You are right, she is, I love her blue color! And her personality, she constantly changes her mood－sometimes she is sassy, sometimes she is friendly. It depends on what she wants to do at the time. And she changes her laying location about every two days; seriously, she is very picky.

Here is one of my Easter Eggers, April! I ordered twelve hatching eggs from Cackle Hatchery and they took far too long to arrive here, so I assume their chance of developing dropped. The eggs were surprise bantam hatching eggs, which meant I would have no idea what would come out. Only two...

Legbars are a recognized breed, not a mix of random genes like Easter Eggers are, which means that Legbars cannot be counted as an Easter Egger. To be an Easter Egger, a chicken needs to have a mixed heritage, carry the blue egg gene, and have at least one Ameraucana ancestor in their lineage.

Being a mixed breed, Easter Eggers have no set personality and it can be all over the board. Some are aggressive and flighty, some are sweet and cuddly, it depends on what you get.

I have many Easter Eggers, and they are one of my favorites! They are adorable with their muffs and beard. I will have to show a picture of one of my Easter Eggers tomorrow.