Do Light Brahmas lay white eggs? *Pic*

[redhen]

Just wondering...i found a white egg in my coop today and i'm pretty sure all my other breeds are brown or green/blue egg layers.

Okay..heres the pics

Here is one with the white egg next to a cream color egg..(i dont know whos laying that one either..

i think my Buff Orp though)

So as you can see its a pretty white egg...who the heck is laying it?

 

[mrbstephens]

Pretty sure they lay brown eggs.

 

[speckledhen]

They are considered brown egg layers, but I have a Brahma who lays an almost white (cream) egg.

 

[ThePamperedPullet]

Brahmas are considered brown egg layers although they can lay a beige egg that is just a bit off white.

 

[redhen]

This is very weird then! Thanks for the help folks.

 

[Tuffoldhen]

I get cream to light brown from mine. Never a white one.

 

[gocrow77]

Not white, but I get different shades of cream and brown.

 

[redhen]

I'll get a pic of the egg tonight..

My breeds are: RIR,2 EE'S (one came from a blue egg and a good breeder on here and the other one has been laying light blue eggs for a year now..), Wheaten Ameracauna, White Ameracauna (i know i'm spelling it wrong), 3 pure Aracaunas from a breeder on here, White Rock, Cuckoo Marans, Golden Cuckoo Marans, Wellsummer, Black Sex Link, Light Brahamas,Buff Orp...and i think that it! I dont think any of them lay a white egg?

Could it be my EE thats been laying a light blue egg for a year now? Could the egg pigment change?

 

[sloallie10]

I BET it was a EE. If it came from a blue egg, i heard there is a 25% chance that they can lay a white egg. Correct me if im wrong.

 

[redhen]

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Thanks! You just may be right! Because i cant think of any others that i have that would lay a white egg.