Olive Eggers or Cream legbar?

There's some variation in the coloring of cream legbars, so I agree with your husband that these don't quite look like the color cream legbars are supposed to be but I also agree with you that they do look like a lot of the legbars that are out there. I got a cream legbar and an olive egger last spring and at a glance they looked nearly identical. Looking at the egg picture I would say you have legbar/welsummer olive eggers that look very like cream legbars.
 
There's some variation in the coloring of cream legbars, so I agree with your husband that these don't quite look like the color cream legbars are supposed to be but I also agree with you that they do look like a lot of the legbars that are out there. I got a cream legbar and an olive egger last spring and at a glance they looked nearly identical. Looking at the egg picture I would say you have legbar/welsummer olive eggers that look very like cream legbars.
Thank you!
 
Here’s my fake cream legbar 🤣
 

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Beautiful eggs!
Cream Legbars do lay green eggs sometimes but it is usually a minty green. These eggs look more like olive to me.
You may have olive eggers that are made from Welsummer x Cream Legbar.

Either way..hens and eggs are gorgeous! Enjoy!
The color patterns of dark brown leghorns , welsummers and legbar chicks closely resemble one another but they all lay a different color egg. The Welsummer is the only one that can lay a speckled egg
 
Legbars can lay blue or green eggs but they don't lay speckled eggs.This points to yours being welsummer and legbar cross olive eggers. Not all welsummers lay speckled eggs but they lay eggs dark enough to be crossed to make olive eggers.Some of the chicks from this cross resemble legbars more than welsummers which is what yours appear to be.Your girls are beautiful and lay beautiful eggs!
 

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