Broody Chicken dilemma

For blue eggs try Cream Legbars.  Very pretty eggs and you can tell what sex the chicks are as soon as they have hatched.

I have popped some eggs under a broody hen and cant wait for the result. There are 2 wyandotte (silver laced) batam HENS. 2 cream legbar HENS. Also 2 speckled sussex HENS. So.....i am hopeful for hens. Seems a shame to not take advantage of a broody hen!

My hybrid cross orpington and maran has gone broody and boy does she mean it! She has sat for almost 3 weeks now and is evil when turfed out for food. She is now renamed as Ann Robinson

good luck with the broody hens, one of mine a cuckoo maran went broody and I got given some feathered leg bantam eggs to put under her (don't know what breed - the lady thought they were silkies but they looked different to me). Well 3 weeks on and we have some smashing yellow and black bundles sitting safely under their foster mum . Now another of mine, a black rock has just decided to go broody as well. I have left her for a couple of days turfing her out of the nest box several times just to see if she was serious. Oh boy she is very serious!!! So tomorrow I'm off to get a dozen large fowl eggs to put under her. Have spent today building new nest boxes in anticipation of all those ladies laying. Haven't told him in doors yet about the next lot of eggs!!

For the legbars I can recommend chirpy chicks, I had 6 from him and 5 hatched into good healthy birds.  They have just moved permanently outside.
http://chirpychicks.com/cream_legbar.htm

well my black star didn't stay broody for long, she kept coming out to eat. shes a greedy thing always first to the food, pushing the others out of the way. So back to plan A pullets or pol in June /July I shall have to start looking for a place that does cream leg bars or aracunas and silver dorkings so I can get them together thanks for your help.