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Some advise not to do it because companies know best. After all they are the ones doing the studies right? Maybe, but what about those of us who have roosters in with our hens for breeding purposes? Hens need the calcium more than roosters do.They put the extra calcium in the egg shells...

black copper Marans sometimes lays a lighter brown egg .

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Ameraucana

Same here. One of my Ameraucana hens looks a lot like this one. Beautiful hen. Very flighty though. And so smart she makes me mad.

EE I think. I have 6 Ameraucanas and they look quite different that those. They are nice looking birds though. The one in 3 and 4 has more beard than mine do.

I think rooster too. Very pretty bird.

I agree. Pullet. Some hens have more comb and sooner than others do.

I'm thinking silver laced Wyandotte.

I have several Ameraucanas. This sure looks like a hen to me.

I think you're right

thank you all for your help. I traced them back to the person who had them before the person I got them from and he said they're Dominique bantams. I said I thought Dominique usually has rose comb and he said some of the same line he has do have rose comb and some have straight comb...

thank you all for your help. I traced them back to the person who had them before the person I got them from and he said they're Dominique bantams. I said I thought Dominique usually has rose comb and he said some of the same line he has do have rose comb and some have straight comb...

There is actually no such thing as Americana. It's kind of a nick name for Easter Egger. There are Araucanas and ameraucana both which lay the colored eggs. Their offspring if crossed with anything else will also lay colored eggs and are known as EE.

Can anyone tell me what kind these bantams are. I'm guessing old fashion single comb dominiques..