Yes. The color of feathers makes no difference in number of eggs laid. The breed determines the potential number of eggs per year but good nutrition and general health will often result in far better than average egg production.
Leghorns lay large white eggs. The leghorn hen is a very good egg producer.
our Leghorns average 0.7 eggs a day so in 10 days your likely to get 7 eggs
The color of the earlobes is a general indication of the color of the eggs. A hen with red lobes usually will lay brown eggs. The exception to this would be the Easter Egger, Ameraucana, and Araucana breeds. They usually have red lobes but will lay eggs in colors ranging from khaki green (army eggs), sky blue, pink tinted, to the occasional lavender tinted beauty. This is all due to Genetics. The shell color is a result of pigments that are secreted by the hen and deposited on the eggshell's outer layers during formation in the chicken's oviduct. Brown eggs are from protoporphyrin, a breakdown product of hemoglobin. Blue and green hues are caused by the pigment oocyanin, a by-product of bile formation.
Welsummer chickens lay dark brown eggs. If you have a bird that looks like a welsummer but lays white eggs its probably a brown leghorn.
They are mammals and do not lay eggs.
What you feed Chickens does not determine the color of the egg. The color of the egg is determined by the variety of the chicken. For instance, while a white leghorn chicken will lay white eggs, a Brahma chicken will lay brown eggs and an Americana chicken will lay eggs that range from blue to green! there has been a recent discovery of a chicken variety that lays purple eggs, but not much information is available about them yet.
Jaguars are mammals. Mammals do not lay eggs.
3 inches.
Brown Versus White LeghornYes it does.
leghorn chicks
16-20 weeks
Wellsummers do NOT lay white eggs. However, it is very likely that she is a light brown leghorn.
Chickens do not lay eggs according to the colour of their feathers, but here are some breeds that lay cream eggs: -Buff Orpington -Barred Rock -Americauna (these also lay green eggs sometimes)
Totally a guess here: you may be thinking of Miss Prissy, one of the characters in a Foghorn Leghorn cartoon (Lovelorn Leghorn). Miss Prissy was an old maid character; she didn't lay any eggs because she never had any, ahem, "gentlemen callers" (as a Tennessee Williams character might say).(In actuality, hens lay eggs anyway. Rooster involvement is only required for fertilized eggs.)
Leghorns are relatively early maturing and can start to lay their first eggs at about 4 to 6 months old. Nutrition health and living conditions will affect their start date.
All roosters are males so they don't lay eggs this is true for any breed of poultry
The color of the earlobes is a general indication of the color of the eggs. A hen with red lobes usually will lay brown eggs. The exception to this would be the Easter Egger, Ameraucana, and Araucana breeds. They usually have red lobes but will lay eggs in colors ranging from khaki green (army eggs), sky blue, pink tinted, to the occasional lavender tinted beauty. This is all due to Genetics. The shell color is a result of pigments that are secreted by the hen and deposited on the eggshell's outer layers during formation in the chicken's oviduct. Brown eggs are from protoporphyrin, a breakdown product of hemoglobin. Blue and green hues are caused by the pigment oocyanin, a by-product of bile formation.
they can lay hundreds of eggs
about how many eggs does a minibeast lay