Post pictures of your olive eggers please

[AinaWGSD]

Oh! I forgot about this thread. Here's my olive egger, Limu, at 7 weeks

 

[MayBerg]

This is Cinnamon! She’s a sweetie and lays the most gorgeous green eggs. She outgrew her “Egyptian eyeliner” that she had as a chick, but now she is equally cute with her floppy comb.
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She looks like a mixed of wellsummer and cream legbar

 

[MayBerg]

I am looking at all those beautiful pictures and I feel mine is a cuckoo maran, not olive egger. Humm

 

[The Coop Crew]

My olive egger Sophia

 

[The Welch Chickens]

She looks like a mixed of wellsummer and cream legbar

Yes, she does! Or “did” rather…she passed away a few weeks ago

 

[MayBerg]

Yes, she does! Or “did” rather…she passed away a few weeks ago

Oh. Sorry my dear. We get attached so much to them.

 

[MayBerg]

Here is my OE. No head crest, so not even sure if she is truly an OE. Time will tell.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

The splash in front. The other two are just araucana

 

[AinaWGSD]

Here is my OE. No head crest, so not even sure if she is truly an OE. Time will tell.

Time will tell. It's still possible, sometimes cream legbars don't have a crest. Also, does she have a beard? Her face isn't fluffy, but her wattles are incredibly tiny like a bearded bird's would be. A cuckoo maran/easter egger (ameraucana/americauna) cross would also create olive eggers.

 

[MayBerg]

Time will tell. It's still possible, sometimes cream legbars don't have a crest. Also, does she have a beard? Her face isn't fluffy, but her wattles are incredibly tiny like a bearded bird's would be. A cuckoo maran/easter egger (ameraucana/americauna) cross would also create olive eggers.

No fluffy face, no beard, no feathered feet. Maybe a mix of cuckoo and some other blue egg laying chicken. But I don't think she is mixed with EE nor CL.