This is her face close up
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Interesting.It looks like barring with mottling.When I enlarge the picture I see barring.
Looks like it to me (of course genetics wise they are all over the place). My friend's EEs look just like that, mine look completely different.Hey guys, quick question. Is this an EE?
Hmmmmm, ok thanks. . I was told that she was an Ameraucana at the store I bought her from. :\Looks like it to me (of course genetics wise they are all over the place). My friend's EEs look just like that, mine look completely different.
sadly most birds sold as araucanas and ameraucanas are in fact EEs. But, on the good side of that coin, I have had both and I highly prefer the EEs. They have sweeter personalities, seem more trusting and some lays blue eggs the same shade as the ameraucanas. The only ameruacana I still have is 3 years old and still lays 4 eggs a week (the others stopped laying regularly quite awhile ago). After her time comes I won't be getting anymore. I highly prefer EEs.Hmmmmm, ok thanks. . I was told that she was an Ameraucana at the store I bought her from. :\
Ok,.thanks. . Well, if she's an Easter Egger like you said she doesn't have the same tempermant as a normal Eater Egger.sadly most birds sold as araucanas and ameraucanas are in fact EEs. But, on the good side of that coin, I have had both and I highly prefer the EEs. They have sweeter personalities, seem more trusting and some lays blue eggs the same shade as the ameraucanas. The only ameruacana I still have is 3 years old and still lays 4 eggs a week (the others stopped laying regularly quite awhile ago). After her time comes I won't be getting anymore. I highly prefer EEs.