americana

  1. CityslickerHomestead

    What is this “Americana” mixed with?

    I’m wondering what she is mixed with. She was sold as an “Americana” which I now know thanks to the BYC Community means nothing and is just a marketing ploy by hatcheries capitalizing on the similarity to the Ameraucana name. She’s an Easter egger and I’m totally ok with that! She’s from...
  2. J

    Rooster or Hen?

    Morning, new to the group. We have had chickens for a few years, not much experience with Americaunas, thats what they ere labeled at Tractor Supply.. Wondering if this one is a Rooster? About 13 weeks old. Thanks
  3. CityslickerHomestead

    In Search of Photos of Your Chickens

    Hi! I am brand-new to raising chickens and realized not long after I got my chicks that they may not be what the feed store said they were. Also I read the hatchery they came from may not be the most reputable. I believe they are 4-5 weeks old and I think I have two Welsummers, three SL Polish...
  4. H

    Hello newbie from Moreno Valley, CA

    April 18, 2019 Newbie Q & A I'm not new to chickens at all but it wasn't until late 2016 that I adopted 3 baby chicks from a friend. They are really such fascinating birds. We have there are 3 beautiful hens with us. An Americana with fluffy cheeks, and two sister Barred Rock hens. I love...
  5. ChickenChickie13

    My Sweet Hens

    My sweet Sapphire Gem, Vivien She’s working her way into the position of my “heart chicken”! She’d rather be a human than a chick! Our NOISY Buff girl, Sugar (Named by our 6 year old niece haha) I cant decide if her “voice” is just extra squeaky and loud or if she needs something more...
  6. duckienae

    Are my chickens dying from "Gleet"?

    Yellow-ish white stuff is oozing from the chicken's vent. We have a mixed flock of laying hens, four of which are Americanas. One of those Americanas had this stuff oozing from her vent - we looked it up, deduced it must be gleet, which we understand to be a yeast infection, but didn't catch it...
  7. sarastamand

    Americana's from Hoover's - Leg Colors?

    So I've got 3 of the Americana Easter Eggers and I had a question regarding their leg colors. Two of them have that slate blue/greenish color, while the other has orange legs. What does this mean? Any indication of egg laying color? They turn two weeks old tomorrow. The orange legged one is...
  8. Amerauchick17

    Two Free Easter Egger Hens

    Two almost three-year-old Easter Egger Hens available to a good home. They are great free-range birds, cold-hardy, come running for treats, but don't love being held. Both are poor to fair layers of green eggs. You must assure me that you have a proper coop for them if they'll be kept as layers...
  9. Little Jerry Seinfeld

    Ameraucana? Tons of pics to help identify.

    Hi, I bought these as chicks, the guy said the parents were: a black ameraucana and a brown, (I think the brown was the hen, and the black the roo, but can't remember for sure...) As far as I can tell , they meet the breed standards for a true ameraucana, but I'd like to get some more...
  10. A

    Thin Eggs

    Hi Everyone, I'm new to this site. We bought 6 chickens 3 months ago who were already laying and are about 2-3 years old. I think.. I free range them in our fenced in back yard, they have about an acre to roam on with plenty of shrubs, bushes and trees to forage through. I feed them oyster...
  11. FarrellyGirls

    12 Wk EE, Cockerel or Pullet?

    Hello! Im new to all of this but My husband and I are raising chickens for the first time and though we ordered a pullet run (knowing there is always a small percentage you will get at least one Roo) Im wondering if one of our Americaunas (which I'm pretty sure is an EE) is a hen or a roo...
  12. Chicken Garden 23

    Chicken Garden 23

    It's starting to look like a park in the run!
  13. MelissaMallard

    Olive Egger and Lavender Americauna cockerels in Roseville, CA

    I have two, what I think are little boys, who need to find new homes. I have a true Lavender Ameraucana and an F1 Olive Egger (Black Cooper Marans/Black Ameraucana). They're both great personalities. The Olive egger has beautiful thickly feathered feet and huge muffs. The Lavender is a clown and...
  14. I'm Camera Shy

    I'm Camera Shy

    Americana - Cackle Hatchery
  15. Spring Chicks - Americana - 6 weeks Old

    Spring Chicks - Americana - 6 weeks Old

    Americana - 6 weeks Old
  16. Spring Chicks

    Spring Chicks

    Lisa - 33 Days Old
  17. TheGreenManFarm

    Any Experience w/orders from Paris Farmers Union?

    Anyone ordered from Paris Farmers Union and feeling willing to share their experience? I'm looking at them specifically for Araucana pullets and (maybe) Embden goslings. I've read plenty of warnings that large hatcheries or retailers sell Araucanas, Easter Eggers, and Ameraucana or Americana...
  18. Acre4Me

    Chicks with pics - Week 3

    Here are the babies - getting bigger and growing feathers! This week we saw many getting tail feathers and filling out wings. They are roosting on the bar we put into their brooder. They still seek out some heat under the heat plate, but most of the day they are not spending much time under...
  19. GoldenChick910

    WANTED: Easter Eggers, americanas, or araucana

    I am looking for chickens(1-3) of the breeds silkies, easter eggers, americanas, or araucanas. Age doesn't matter, but they have to be female as we can not have roosters as much as we would like to I am located in Western Mass and am willing to drive a reasonable distance. Thanks!
  20. NineChickens

    Easter Egger :)

    She's almost 2 or 3 but I just now started wondering if she was an Easter egger or Americauna. She got disqualified from a show once because she had "green feet" (I no longer show, I don't like how they run) and I entered her as an Americauna because that's what I was told she was when I bought...
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