Hi! Lost of people have olive eggers, and this is a thread to show them off and their beautiful eggs! I'll start: This is Pearl, my OE who recently passed...

We currently have first through eighth generation Olive Eggers. We breed for colorful hens also, and have used Gold and Silver Welsummers, Lavender, Isabel and Wheaten Ameraucanas and Blue, Black and...

We’ll share how to correctly breed F3 Olive Eggers and show pictures of the gorgeous dark moss shades our F3 hens lay! Plus we’ll share the specific breeding recipe we used to get the egg colors shown. Here is everything you want to know – and see – about F3 Olive Egger Eggs: F3 Olive […]

If you're looking for a stunning addition to your outdoor flock, an Olive Egger could be the perfect choice! With their unique feathers and delightful personality, this breed of chicken is sure to make a

An Olive Egger chicken is a hybrid breed known for its unique and colorful egg production. These chickens are not a pure breed but are instead the result of crossbreeding between specific chicken breeds to produce eggs with olive-green or khaki-colored shells.

If you’re looking for a chicken that can lay beautiful pastel to dark green eggs, then the Olive Egger is the one for you. These friendly and highly intelligent chickens will not only provide you with a carton full of beautiful olive eggs, but they also make great companions to have around your backyard.

If you are on the scope for unique looking eggs, you might have heard of the Olive Egger chickens. But what are Olive Egger chickens?

Beautiful eggs from Wheaten Olive Eggers, Light Brahma, Chocolate Orpington, Sapphire Jewel, Opal Legbar and Easter Egger! #eggbasket #backyardchickens #coloredeggs #orpingtons #meyerhatchery

It's easy to breed for egg color using our rooster and hen cross info graphics! Simple Genetics and Egg Color Breeding resource.

From left to right these are: French Black Copper Marans, Olive Eggers and Cuckoo Marans, Cochin bantams, and Easter Eggers and Ameraucanas.