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Common
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Excellent (5/wk)
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Size
Large Fowl
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Egg Color
Assorted, Green
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Heat Tolerance
Tolerates Heat Well
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Cold Tolerance
Hardy in Winter
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Personality
Friendly
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger
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Description:
Everyday Easter Eggers are one of our favorite breeds... but this is no "everyday" bird! This beautiful designer breed is the queen of the coop. Green Queens are super layers of large, green eggs*. This is a multi-generational, multi-breed "project" we have been working on for some time. Our goal is to produce a beautiful, easygoing, extremely hardy bird, and a prolific egg layer.
Looks can vary! Most will be bearded; some will have lightly feathered legs and feet, and some will even have five toes! Its plumage color will vary, frequently blue, black and white, and sometimes even barred. Lately we have even seen some frizzle feathers!
Easter Eggers are loved for their sweet personalities, hardiness in both the heat and cold, and for their large eggs in all different shades of green and blue (a small percentage even lay a light pinkish brown color!). This is why they've topped the best-seller list every single year since we started selling chicks in 2007.
We love EEs for the backyard flock because they don't tend to be aggressive with one another like some breeds can be (Rhode Island Reds, we're looking at you!). They're super friendly, active foragers, and cold hardy. In their second year and beyond, Easter Eggers are known to lay extra large eggs. They rarely can go broody, but are not excessively so. Easter Eggers are usually bearded and tend to have slate or willow (blue or green) legs. They are friendly, and favorites of children, who love their easygoing personalities and to gather colored eggs.
*Please note that while this breed chiefly lays sage green to aqua-tinted eggs, a small percentage will lay another color, including tinted, brown or even pinkish. Each hen will give ONE egg color. The egg color will not change from one egg being laid to another. For example, if your hen has just laid a green egg, it will lay a green egg its entire life.
Related Baby Chick Articles:
- Easter Egger Chicken: The Complete Guide
- Chicken Breed List: Easter Egger
- How to Identify Baby Chicks with Leg Bands
- Baby Chick Identification Photos
- Baby Chicks: Behind the Scenes
What to know about Marek's disease vaccine
- We offer the Marek's Disease vaccine on the checkout page.
- Related articles: Should I get my birds vaccinated? and All about Marek's disease.
Shipping Information:
- Due to Rhode Island state law, the minimum order of day-old chicks shipped to Rhode Island is 12.
- Due to Iowa state restrictions, we cannot ship any chicks there at this time.
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Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Arrived healthy but smaller than our Austrolorp and Orp but quickly has caught up size wise.
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Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
My hen started laying today at about 21 weeks old and it’s a beautiful light green egg. So thrilled!
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23 days ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Very friendly and full of personality.
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24 days ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Male
Very friendly and full of energy.
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24 days ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Peep is definitely our most mischievous girl!! Always getting in trouble and making us laugh at her antics! She isn’t overly friendly but loves to chat with us. She laid her first beautiful sage egg at 20 weeks.
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1 month ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Our Chick (Kite) arrived healthy and we're so happy to report she is now a GORGEOUS full grown hen. Her coloring is beautiful and she's our prettiest chicken. Also has a muff which I love. Also our loudest, by far. Does not like cuddles but otherwise comfortable with humans. The only reason I give four stars is because she lays beige eggs, not green ones. Understandable, genetics can't be controlled, but still slightly disappointing. Regardless, I love her and am happy with my purchase.
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2 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Brie is my 3rd Green Queen. I LOVE them! Great layers with great personalities! Brie is by far the prettiest green queen I’ve had. She’s a large bird and looks somewhat like a darker Salmon Faverolles. She has 5 toes as well. She is sweet, fluffy and lays lovely sage-green eggs pretty much daily. MPC has consistently sent the best, healthiest birds!
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Thank you for sharing about Brie and your love for Green Queens! It’s wonderful to hear that she’s not only a great layer but also a sweet and beautiful addition to your flock. With her fluffy feathers, unique coloring, and those lovely sage-green eggs, she sounds like a true gem! We’re so happy you’ve had great experiences with My Pet Chicken and appreciate your kind words.
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2 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
I got my bird 1,5 years ago and just caught her laying an egg. It's light brown... Not green. Otherwise, she is a healthy and beautiful bird. A little skittish.
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Thank you for sharing your experience! We’re glad to hear your bird is healthy and beautiful, even if her egg color was a surprise. Sometimes genetics can lead to slight variations, but we hope you’re enjoying her just the same!
Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions—we’re happy to help!
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2 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
She's got a great personality. A little flighty. Very chatty. She lays light pinkish brown eggs, not green in any way.
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Thank you for sharing your experience with your Easter Egger! It’s great to hear she has such a fun personality—those chatty, flighty moments can definitely add some character to the flock! 😊
As for the egg color, Easter Eggers lay eggs in a range of shades, from blue and green to pinkish-brown or even cream, so it sounds like she's just adding a unique twist to the expected colors! Did you know that the Green Queen has topped the best-seller list every single year since we started selling chicks in 2007?
We wish you many more colorful eggs and fun moments with your sweet girl
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Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Can't wait to see how they turn out
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Thank you for your review! Green Queens are such a fun and exciting breed to raise—each one is totally unique, and their beautiful green eggs are always a delight! It’s always exciting to watch them grow and see how their feather colors and personalities develop.
We’d love to hear an update once they mature! Wishing you lots of joy and colorful eggs with your Green Queens.
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2 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Very sweet and friendly. Only a few weeks old but healthy
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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a review for your sweet little Green Queen Easter Egger! We're thrilled to hear she is thriving and bringing you joy. My Pet Chicken is always here to support you with all your flock needs!
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5 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
These two are quiet and cuddly. They are perching on my fingers now.
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Your Green Queens sound absolutely adorable! We are so happy to hear they are doing well and bringing you happiness. Please let us know if you ever have any questions about them or their flock mates and their care needs. We are happy to help!
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6 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Now it's one week old, everyone looks happy and energetic.
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Your little ones are so adorable! Thank you for sharing your photo and how they are doing! We never tire of seeing and hearing about the babies are they grow!
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6 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
Cricket is a sweet but stand-off ish bird. She is all black aside from the tiniest bit of red plumage at her eyes & crown with a large red waddle & comb. She is silly and I would consider her my strangest bird. Wants to be in the mix but is more flighty than her flock mates. She is a bit of a spazz and often reacts to nonexistent threats causing her to trample the nearest members of the flock cause them to holler at any given moment lol. She’s the only chicken I have to corral when she needs to be examined-she’s a wild one for sure. She is much more agile than the rest of her flock and I’ve “lost” her on several occasions (still not sure of all the places she’s laying). I am giving her three stars only because her eggs are the dullest eggtraordinarily brown and I had high hopes for a green egger :( - with that being said, she is a wonderful producer and lays roughly 5 eggs a week.
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Cricket sounds adorable though she may be lower in the pecking order which may explain some of her behavior. If you can catch her while perhaps she is a bit sleepy after a dust bath, you can attempt to combat her instinct as a prey animal to know that she does not need to be afraid of you, her flock keeper. Treats can help you become better acquainted and carrying her around with you while you clean up their area or while you sit outside, gently petting and speaking softly often helps timid or flighty birds come around. Green Queen Easter Eggers may lay brown colored eggs as well as the green hues so many of us hope for and unfortunately, there is no way to determine which it will be until that first egg appears. If you want a better chance at a green egg, consider perhaps an Olive Egger in the future. Please let us know if you have questions any time. We are happy to help!
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6 months ago
Baby Chicks: Green Queen Easter Egger Female
very healthy and bright so far
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We appreciate you taking the time to review these little ones! We are so happy to hear she is doing well!
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