Our beautiful hybrids have been developed using a carefully selected variety of egg-laying breeds and generations, combining desirable egg colour genetics to create something truly special. Our Beautiful Breeding Hens Include: 🤎 Splash Marans – Known for their beautiful splash feathering and rich brown eggs. Welsummers – Renowned for their gorgeous terracotta-brown eggs, often featuring beautiful natural speckling. Olive Eggers – Producing a variety of stunning olive-green egg shades. Multi-Generation Olive Eggers – Bred through successive generations to explore an exciting range of olive tones, from soft sage and khaki to deeper mossy greens. Our Handsome Roosters Include: Splash Silverudd’s Blå – Bringing beautiful feather colouring and desirable blue eggshell genetics into our breeding programme. f2 Hybrid – Adding another exciting combination of genetics to our multi-generation olive breeding lines.
Clutches from breeders 2
Looking to add a pop of colour to your flock's egg basket? We now have a limited number of Bantam Olive Egger hatching eggs available. These fantastic little birds are full of character, take up less space than large fowl, and lay absolutely beautiful shades of green and olive eggs that stand out in any carton. They have great fertility rates and are perfect for hatching your own colourful backyard flock!
About the Mixed Olive Egger
Because the Olive Egger is a hybrid cross rather than a standardised breed, there is no fixed plumage — each bird is its own mix. Depending on the Marans, Araucana, Legbar or Ameraucana parentage, you'll see earthy browns, blacks, blues and greys, sometimes with mottling or speckling, and occasional muffs, beards or feathered legs inherited from a parent. That variability is the point: every hen looks individual and lays her own shade of green, from deep olive to lighter khaki.
At a glance
- Egg colour
- Olive
- Eggs per year
- About 180
- Purpose
- Laying
- Sizes
- Large fowl
- Incubation
- 21 days
- Broodiness
- Low
- Cold hardiness
- Hardy
- Purity
- Hybrid
- Origin
- United States
- Scientific name
- Gallus gallus domesticus