Breed Highlights Egg Color: Olive GreenEgg Size: Medium to LargeProduction: Good layerTemperament: Friendly, active, curiousPurpose: Specialty egg productionHardiness: Hardy and adaptableBest For: Colorful egg baskets, backyard flocks, homesteads, specialty poultry lovers About This Breed Olive Egger chickens are highly popular specialty hybrids known for laying beautiful olive-green eggs that instantly stand out in any egg basket. These birds are created by crossing dark egg-laying breeds, such as Marans, with blue egg-laying breeds like Ameraucanas, Easter Eggers and Cream Legbars. Because Olive Eggers are hybrids, feather coloring and appearances can vary widely, making every bird unique and full of personality. Many develop beautiful feather patterns, beards, muffs, or colorful plumage depending on the genetics involved. Olive Eggers are excellent choices for backyard flocks because they combine strong egg production with colorful egg genetics and friendly personalities. They are hardy, active birds that do well in a variety of environments. If you love colorful egg baskets and unique-looking chickens, Olive Eggers are always a fun and exciting addition to the flock. Why We Love Them ✔ Beautiful olive-green egg color✔ Every bird develops uniquely✔ Excellent addition to colorful egg baskets✔ Friendly and active personalities✔ Hardy and adaptable hybrid breed✔ Fun specialty flock bird Shipping & Availability Availability may vary by hatch schedule. Chicks are typically fulfilled within a 3–4 week window unless otherwise noted. Shipped chicks are sent to your local post office for pickup, and tracking information will be provided once your order ships. Please make sure your phone number is correct during checkout so your post office can contact you promptly upon arrival. *Please Note: Product Description Images used throughout our website are AI-generated representations designed to give customers a general idea of the breed, parent stock, chicks, and egg appearance. Because many of our birds are specialty crosses and designer projects, actual feather patterns, coloring, and traits may vary from bird to bird. Additionally, it helps to prevent others from hijacking our images. If you would like current real-life photos of the breeder stock or recent hatches, please get in touch with Harrison’s Hatchery directly.
