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My RIR eggs are the largest in our flock but it doesn’t make up for their attitudes 😂

I would say our EEs lay a slightly larger egg on average, I have two orpingtons that lay a smaller egg. Here are some from today and yesterday to compare, it’s not a huge difference in size.

My orpingtons and EE get a long really well but that could be because they all band together to stay out of the RIR’s way if at all possible 😂. I’d be interested to hear from someone who has orpingtons that act as top hen, to see if that changes things. Or maybe they aren’t typically the lead...

Just look how fluffy and lavender-y 😂 I have four - two have smooth feathers and two have the shredded feather issue. Just something to think about.

Now that’s it’s getting warmer where I live, my EE have all started producing quite nicely! I mentioned before I have six of them, they are all very personable and sweet. It is true though that they will be more of a mixed bag since they are a mixed breed. They all lay medium to large blue eggs...

Mine behave like sweet, little ol’ southern grandmas that want to invite you over and cook you way too much food just because they love you 😂 But maybe that’s because they have the RIRs to contend with. They don’t want to cross them and end up on their bad side. They are excellent with...

Just my experience but my Easter eggers (all 6 of them) are our friendliest and most easy going gals. We love them! They don’t lay as frequently as our lav orpingtons but still produce a good 3-4 colored eggs per week. If I had any regrets, I would say I wish we hadn’t gotten the Rhode Island...