Posts by Nicole01

I'd only move the old feed that I have left to them, so it gets eaten up before it spoils. The coop is pretty far from where they free range. Every once in a while the hens start laying outside the coop.. I was thinking of taking the...

I have 12 in my group right now free ranging. I noticed this year they really are not eating much feed at all. Not only that, I'm worried my feed will spoil. It is in a dry air tight feeder and it looks fine so far. I can't remember...

I had a SF female and she did not feather like that at all. I'm sorry, but you have a boy there. Not the best photo, but here's mine at that age. There was no black splotches and her wings were brown. A few weeks later, she looked...

I agree, looks like a girl. She's very pretty too!

You right, that's a rooster.

Here's my boy I'm potentially keeping. We named him Dragon. He's so friendly and I pray he stays that way. He's a wheaten. I think he's a nice looking boy too, but these are my first wheatens/blue wheatens. I have a blue wheaten...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brie6895 One more thing! Is it possible for an ameraucana to lay a brown egg? No, I posted an Ameraucana egg color chart on the previous page of this thread. The local person your referring to has Easter...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brie6895 thank you so much! So basically a true ameraucana only comes in black, splash, blue, weaten, kind of like my cochins and orpingtons come in named colors. Whereas the EEs have a bunch of different...

Quote:Originally Posted by Shaffer Nicole,   First picture of the black chick is what I would call ideal.   The second picture if that is a pure black ameraucana I would have culled him since he does not appear genetically the same...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brie6895 Or does anyone have pictures of a few variety of ameraucana chicks and EE chicks! I'd love to see the difference. Thanks again! Pure Ameraucana's... Black and blue Splash pure...