Hello, I have 3  Easter Eggs in my garden and my yellow egg was ready for marbling and then a yellow chick was spotted, but my yellow egg doesn't appear to be marbled...how do I know if it is marbled, if it's not, why didn't the chick do anything when spotted?

Under the more info, it says it is marbled. Maybe it's hard to see because the egg is yellow?

Thank you.

If I zoom in, I can definitely see it, small circles with another color in the center, but just not very visible because it is similar color as the egg.

There's more than one type of marbling effect.  Some are just more noticeable than others, particularly on the paler coloured eggs if you have the more subtle effect which just "pales" the colour.

The marbling effects come in the same set of colours as the eggs, so if you happen to get the same colour egg as marbling (or a close colour) it may not be very visible. However it still counts towards your completed egg, and you do have some control over the colour of your egg/marbling if you wish, as both of those depend on the colour of the wildlife which dropped them.

Tbh, it is difficult to get these mix-n-match style releases right - there are often some combos that don't work so well together

Thanks Mike. 🥰

Thanks Mike. Lovely to have something new to play with over Easter!

I have 2 white chocolate eggs , the one on the left doesn’t show any marbling from a rainbow chick recently spotted. It does say it was marbled. Just curious as I have read the responses to this thread. Thanks.

Mike's response explains it - it just doesn't show very well on some colours, or if the colour of the marbling is the same as the egg.  It's the fact that it's showing on your list of parts added that's important.  You lose much of the marbling effect once the other bits of the design are in place anyway :)