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Thanks for the new pics! Judging by those, I'll betcha his or her tail will catch up to the others. I see muffs and a beard, but no tufts. Other than the tail being slow to feather (or the wings fast, I'm not sure which) I think s(he) is pretty much your typical "easter egger", i.e...

It looks like she has a full tail to me. I'm guessing that her tail will catch up to the others. Possibly she just inherited different genes for the speed at which she feathers. The only thing to do is wait and see! Sometimes, if you have birds that are feathering at different speeds, it is...

Thanks for the compliment on the birds -- I'm quite proud of them! Lately I have been hearing more and more reports of people getting birds with Araucana-like traits (rumplessness and/or tufts) from hatcheries. My theory is that some hatcheries have managed to get ahold of some "real"...

Araucanas are supposed to be completely rumpless -- missing their last vertabrae and lacking all tail feathers. However, even from completely rumpless birds you can get tailed or "partial tailed" offspring. Perphaps your hen is "partial tailed." I think there are members on this board who...