Birds that lay green eggs

Southern Cassowary Southern Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius) eggs have a pea-green color that turns pale green within days.

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Emu Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) eggs have distinct emerald dark green eggs that may reach 5-6 inches.

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Green Heron Green Herons breed once or twice per year. The female produces a clutch of at least 2 eggs soon after.

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Mallard Female Mallards are responsible for building the nest. They lay a clutch of several eggs which all have a pale green nuance.

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Whimbrel Spotted green eggs are laid by Whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus). These eggs have a pale green color with bright brown spots.

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Wood Sandpiper Females lay pale green spotted eggs in small clutches, typically right next to wetlands.

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Wood Sandpiper Females lay pale green spotted eggs in small clutches, typically right next to wetlands.

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Hudsonian Godwit The color of the eggs isn’t uniform as the shell also shows dark spots.

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Hudsonian Godwit The color of the eggs isn’t uniform as the shell also shows dark spots.

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