KiwiandPeachthePigeons
Songster
I've done some looking around and mine looks like a Silver Penciled Rock. She's something silver penciled.
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Does she always stand that way with her tail down and her back at such a slope?If she looks like our Edith, then she is an Easter Egger. Ours are Whiting’s True Blue, but as someone said earlier, they are some sort of colored egg layer, which is selectively bred to lay blue eggs.
Here is Edith now:
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This bird clearly has a tail and came from a hatchery which makes it not an Araucana.Lack of rump, no wattles, small muff, my best guess Araucana.
Look up Araucanas with tails? They exist. Most are rumpless, but they do exist with tails, & no tufts also.Does she always stand that way with her tail down and her back at such a slope?
This bird clearly has a tail and came from a hatchery which makes it not an Araucana.
Only British tailed araucanas have muffs. Rumpless araucanas have ear tufts.Lack of rump, no wattles, small muff, my best guess Araucana.
Tailed araucanas have normal tails, not downturned ones. This EE could have araucana in her background, but is definitely not a purebred one.Look up Araucanas with tails? They exist. Most are rumpless, but they do exist with tails, & no tufts also.
https://www.google.com/search?q=ara...oECBEQAQ&biw=320&bih=448#imgrc=t5JI_hfkW6eyLMOnly British tailed araucanas have muffs. Rumpless araucanas have ear tufts.
Tailed araucanas have normal tails, not downturned ones. This EE could have araucana in her background, but is definitely not a purebred one.
Yes there are tailed Araucanas in the US, but you can not and I repeat can not get a pure bred Araucana from a hatchery in the US. Any hatchery that claims they are selling Araucanas in the US is lying.
Those aren't very normal looking tails. Observe, too, that these have ear tufts, not muffs.