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That’s normal! Olive Eggers are often made by crossing Cream Crested Legbars with a brown egg layer, and that’s where the “mohawk,” the crest, comes from.

The black stars, if they're female, should be solid black, with no head spot, and the Olive Eggers should be the barred ones, where the feathers are coming in striped looking. Those could be either male or female, both genders can be barred. Now if you have black star males, those would be...