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I am not sure where you live, I live in central Florida, and I stumbled across a nest in my yard, looked up white and pink speckled eggs, and came across your question. Unfortunately I had no luck with my search for white and pink. However, because I like wildlife (as you probably do, too, or you wouldn't be curious about the layer of the eggs) I looked up common birds to my area. Upon looking up chickadee eggs, in an images link, the nests galore teaming with little pinkish speckled looking eggs popped up. However, the house wren also has a speckled egg, so it could be either. There are a variety of chickadees, we have the brown ones all over our land, and just so happens that there might be more in the coming month if this nest and its little inhabitants make it. Hope this helps. I found my information at www.sialis.org. They have a bunch of different photos and information about common birds.

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The ash-throated flycatcher lays pink speckled eggs in a nest made of grass, weeds, fur, hair and sometimes, dung. This may not be the right bird, since identification is best with the egg color plus the nesting situation.

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Yes, Americana and Easter Egger breeds will lay lavender eggs.

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A pink or pigmented egg shell is the result of the hen depositing pigments on the shell during egg formation.

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