There are many, MANY colors of chicken. I'll attempt to list most of them. * Black * White * Blue * red * buff * partridge * grey * birchen * copper black * quail (many different versions, like blue quail, ect) * Mottled * Blue mottled * khaki * choclate * lemon blue * mille fluer * porcelain * tollbunt * jubilee * speckled * barred * cuckoo * penciled * buff laced * golden laced * silver laced * blue laced red * white laced red * white laced lavender * coronation (lavender columbian) * blue-buff (buff with blue columbian) * spangled * wild type * black breasted red * brown-red * black-red * wheaton * blue wheaton * silver-gray * silver penciled * self-blue (lavender) * black tail white * black tail buff * red shouldered * golden duckwing * silver duckwing * Light brown * blue light brown * red quill * blue red quill * red pyle * silver blue * black tailed red * ginger * blue ginger * blue golden duckwing * blue mille fluer * blue silver duckwing * blue red * blue tailed buff * brassy back * crele * fawn (variations) * golden neck * mohagany * salmon * pearl * silver campine * golden campine * splash * silver ginger * white tailed red * white tailed buff * golden * silver * Exchequer * Dutch brown * dark brown * light brown And remember, ther are MANY breed-specific colors (colors that only certain breeds come in)
They are notalways yellow. I have had black and also white chicks.
Chickens are actually attracted to a few different colors. They are attracted to blue, red and green the most.
Not brown chicks but most likely white or gray
Like a yellowish wet it's little brown but mostly yellow and wet. I did see birth of one.
That depends on the breed of the chicks. They can be many different colors and patterns!
They are usually yellow, sometimes white
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Yes. Chicks come from fertilized and incubated eggs.
The White Leghorn, or one of its many crosses, will normally come from a white egg, but that doesn't mean white chickens only come from white eggs, nor that white eggs only produce white chicks. White Silkies come from beige or pink eggs. White Easter Eggers might come from blue, green, pink or dark brown eggs. I've had several white, bearded chickens come from olive colored eggs. The original color of a chicken egg is blue. Naturally occurring genetic mutation has eliminated the blue color (white egg) or added brown (green, beige, pinks, chocolate, speckled, brown). It's just the color of the shell and generally has no connection with the coloration of the bird other than some breeds consistently lay a certain color of egg - again back to genetics.
White eggs come from white Chickens. Brown eggs come from brown chickens.
Toucan eggs are white.
It is white eggs
earlobe color determines the color of eggs if they are red then the eggs will be brown
All eggs have yolk. Fertilized eggs will have a little white circle on the yolk. Unfertilized eggs will have an oval instead of a circle on the yolk.
They mate, build nests, lay eggs and raise the chicks to independence.
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