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Is there a nutritional difference in eggs with different colors of shells?

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Is there a nutritional difference in eggs with different colors of shells?

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There is essentially no nutritional difference due to shell color. White, brown or blue-green eggs from birds being fed similar rations are very similar. Research has shown that the cholesterol content of eggs is about the same regardless of color and whether or not the egg is fertile. In simple terms an egg is an egg regardless of the color or whether it is fertile.

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