Pentatonchix
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Aww her rumplessness is adorable!
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Many araucanas are bred true to color, but the ones that aren’t are still called araucanas. If you don’t believe me, you may want to skim through this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/araucana-thread-anyone.288425/.Well, if you have a mixed color Rock, you wouldn’t still be calling it a Rock.
Many araucanas are bred true to color, but the ones that aren’t are still called araucanas. If you don’t believe me, you may want to skim through this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/araucana-thread-anyone.288425/.
I’m not saying that this pullet is purebred, I’m just saying that breeding mixed color araucanas is a common practice.
This is the mom. She lays blue and looks pure. The daughter...She’s a cross, but the mom is pure. View attachment 2467580
I saw your other post?

Many araucanas are bred true to color, but the ones that aren’t are still called araucanas. If you don’t believe me, you may want to skim through this thread: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/araucana-thread-anyone.288425/.
I’m not saying that this pullet is purebred, I’m just saying that breeding mixed color araucanas is a common practice.
I’m saying I still think she’s a mix.![]()
It seems we are mostly agreed, so let’s leave it at that.