
These breeds lay some of the most sought-after egg colors, and can produce up to 300 eggs per year if given optimal conditions to thrive in.
All of our colored egg laying chickens for sale are hybrid breeds, meaning that egg color and appearance can vary from bird to bird.
Chickens That Lay Colored Eggs
Green eggs are the result of crossing a blue layer with a brown layer. Common breeds that are used to achieve this are Ameraucanas and Marans.
Our Olive Egger chickens typically lay dark green eggs, but they could produce pink, blue, or light brown eggs depending on their genetics.
One of our favorite blue egg laying chickens for sale
is the Americana, a cold-hardy layer that reliably produces beautiful shades of sky blue. We love this breed for their friendly personalities and charming muffs.
Sapphire Sky chickens are one of our most unique hybrid chickens. They have a fluffy crest atop their head, as well as beautiful plumage that can have a barred or mottled appearance.
Why are Chicken Eggs Different Colors?
Breed and genetics is what determines eggshell color. All eggs start out as white, but chickens that lay colored eggs deposit pigment onto the egg during ovulation. Crossing different breeds can result in the offspring producing new, desirable shades.
If you are still looking for birds to add to your layer flock,
browse our full catalog here.