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There are two primary colors that chicken eggs can be, either brown or white. By now you may be clucking to yourself, wondering what the difference is between the two. The main difference is that white hens with white earlobes produce white eggs. Conversely, hens with red feathers and brown or red earlobes lay brown eggs.
