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Ameraucanas are pure bred, and Easter Eggers are either a mix of Ameraucana and another breed, or a mix of Araucana and another breed. Typically, of you order from a hatchery, birds marketed as Ameraucana, Americana, or various misspellings are actually Easter Eggers.

I did! I heard Cayugas lay black or gray eggs, and there are some breeds that lay blue/green eggs?

I know about the messy part... that puts me off a little. But the noisy part doesn't bother me.

I've heard they're good for baking. Now it's confirmed. Gotta add duck to my wanted list.... :D

Ducks are awesome! How are the eggs in cooking?

Mine are minty green... I'm the same way about wanting the blue eggs though. Don't get me wrong, I do love the big green eggs I get from her!

The blue one in the middle is beautiful :love

Very pretty eggs! The greenish one is almost an olive color. My EE eggs are much lighter and more of a mint green color.

These are my Easter Egger's eggs. They are darker and have brown spots at the begining of the laying season. The darker brown one is my Orpington's egg and the lighter brown one is my other Easter egger's egg. Not all of them lay blue/green eggs. The green eggs have the darkest orange yolks and...

Typically pastel blue if they're pure Ameraucana. If not, the eggs can be green or olive, in that case they're actually Easter Eggers, which are great layers and pets but cannot be shown and don't breed true.

Yes, they should do well in cold climates. Their pea comb is not affected by frostbite easily like a single comb would be.

Hi! I'm new to byc and would love to join this thread. Right now I only have two EE's but I just love Ameraucanas and plan to get some when I have the space :) I also have 2 BOs and 1 BR. Attached are some pics of my EE pullet Kristie at about 8 months. Sadly , she lays brown eggs. I love her...