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I forgot to say congrats chicken college on your hens, welcome to backyard chickens.

I have had a few cats venture into the yard. I have 20 or so hens, they are cooped up most of the day, I let them out while I am cleaning the coop once a week. My neighbors have spotted raccoons around the yard. I also have seen hawks perched near my yard. I would have secure coop with a large...

My hens on the hood of my truck.

My eggs next to the Araucana club of America color chart.

I do have the color chart, I will use it today.

My very first Araucana eggs.

So cool I can not wait to see the eggs.

Non tuffed birds.I hatched these, I have 7 Araucanas. Two roosters and five hens. I posted the other birds a few days back. [/IMG][/IMG]

I also hatched some eggs and all of the birs are standard colors for large Araucana, black, white and a Wild-type black breasted red roo.I will post photos of those birds soon.

Some photos of my Araucana's. Just getting started. They were a purchase from Ed at Awesome Araucana's.

EE stands for Easter Egger. This mixture of chicken breeds that had Araucana lineage in its past. EE lay colored eggs ranging from green to blue to pink and brown.

Welcome to ByC

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Welcome to BYC.

Welcome to NYC.

Had chickens as a kid, I lived on a small five acre farm in Santa Paula, California. The chickens just roamed and we fed them once a day, this was back before free range was cool. Now I live in the very urban part of Los Angeles, South Central. I am starting a little flock of 20 Assorted Hens...