Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

[MonicaAndHer6]

. I was told this is an Americana or ee rooster what do you guys think ?

 

[unkadan]

. I was told this is an Americana or ee rooster what do you guys think ?

could be,, but it is not an Ameraucana

 

[ChickNanny13]

BEAUTIFUL GIRL!

 

[ChickNanny13]

SpeckledHen - BEAUTIFUL GIRL!

 

[ChickNanny13]

. I was told this is an Americana or ee rooster what do you guys think ?

Not Ameraucana, feet color isn't slate, can't see the face area if there's ear muffs/beard.

 

[ChickNanny13]

That is an easter egger pullet. BTW I love her coloring

So glad to hear that, she's the only Ameraucana I have; 2 Orpingtons & 3 Wyandottes; all supposedly pullets and someone has started crowing in the morning. They're secure in the chicken house away from the house, when I go out to peek in, the crowing stops. At first I thought someone was asking to be let out but it seems there's a rooster in the bunch. They're all 14wks & breeder says pullets but she'll take back any roosters. Thanks

 

[speckledhen]

SpeckledHen - BEAUTIFUL GIRL!

Thank you!

 

[speckledhen]

. I was told this is an Americana or ee rooster what do you guys think ?

Not Ameraucana. He's a crossbreed with a bearded, white skinned parent. I'll go even further and say you wouldn't necessarily call him an EE, either. He is single combed, which would mean he most likely does not carry a blue egg gene at all.

 

[MonicaAndHer6]

Tha

Not Ameraucana.  He's a crossbreed with a bearded, white skinned parent. I'll go even further and say you wouldn't necessarily call him an EE, either. He is single combed, which would mean he most likely does not carry a blue egg gene at all.

thank you I think he looks Rhode Island Red. I don't want him since he and my ee hen won't make ee babies. Unless she can pass on the colored eggs

 

[lonnyandrinda]

Tha
thank you I think he looks Rhode Island Red. I don't want him since he and my ee hen won't make ee babies. Unless she can pass on the colored eggs

She might, it depends on her genetic background. If she has two blue egg genes all offspring will lay blue eggs. If she only has one then half will lay blue and half won't.