My girl may be a splash. I have been wondering when she would get the darker feathers in her tail or wings. She is only 13 wks old.ThanksWheaten has black in their tails and wing bows, blue wheaten have blue in their tails and wing bows and splash has white in their tails and wing bows.
Yes, we have discussed all Ameraucanas. Matter of fact, I was posting a picture of my Lavender hen as you were posting.
As my grandson said once when he saw a hatching, "this is a wonderful thing". I know it is exciting to see these little blue babies. Hopefully, you will get them all.Hatching my first Blue Ameraucanas now! So far 3 are out and resting. A 4th is zipping as we speak. I had to help "2 of 7" (Borg reference, lol) because she was breech. She's very tired, but peeping a lot and standing now and then <3 Pretty sure two of the eggs are no-go, but we'll see.
This is day 20! I didn't think they'd come early! I haven't left my chair for more than a few minutes. I'm living on coffee and Junior Mints, and still in my jammies, lol. BEST. SHOW. EVER!
I must have a runt! My Ameraucana is the smallest of my girls....Barred Rock, Buff Orpington and Speckled Sussex!This is my Lavender, shes still growing. Her names Lagertha. Hasn't laid an egg yet, but she has decided shes #1 on the pecking order. Shes so sweet tho, and she's kind of a mother hen to all the other girls.I can't believe how much bigger Ameracauna's are compared to other breeds.
Mine started out the smallest of the group, but she has caught up. These are my first ones, so I do not know yet how they will compare in size.I must have a runt! My Ameraucana is the smallest of my girls....Barred Rock, Buff Orpington and Speckled Sussex!
