Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

[bruceha2000]

My understanding is that the birds brought in from S.A. were bred to any number of existing breeds.

 

[Alaskan]

My understanding is that the birds brought in from S.A. were bred to any number of existing breeds.

That too, yes.

 

[thecreekhouse]

I have a buff Ameracauna, a black Ameracauna and a splash Ameracauna - all purebreds and all purchased as pullets from a wonderful breeder in my home community here in Knoxville, TN. Her name is Barb and she runs Itty Bitt Farm (just search “Itty Bitty Farm” in the Facebook search bar.) I also have a beautiful Olive Egger pullet (one half Marans and one/half Ameracauna) from Barb. She’s a wonderful NPIP breeder who works hard to match the right birds with the right homes. She ships hatching eggs, chicks and pullets (under some circumstances,) and she also welcomes people visiting by appointment to select their new flock members. She breeds to the SOP but is also very focused on egg color. Here are a few of my pullets from Barb.

 

[ChocolateMouse]

Oh, wow! How pretty! Now THOSE are some legs! I'd love to have legs that color on my birds! XD Hahaha!

 

[Alaskan]

View attachment 1639183 View attachment 1639185 View attachment 1639186 View attachment 1639181 I have a buff Ameracauna, a black Ameracauna and a splash Ameracauna - all purebreds and all purchased as pullets from a wonderful breeder in my home community here in Knoxville, TN. Her name is Barb and she runs Itty Bitt Farm (just search “Itty Bitty Farm” in the Facebook search bar.) I also have a beautiful Olive Egger pullet (one half Marans and one/half Ameracauna) from Barb. She’s a wonderful NPIP breeder who works hard to match the right birds with the right homes. She ships hatching eggs, chicks and pullets (under some circumstances,) and she also welcomes people visiting by appointment to select their new flock members. She breeds to the SOP but is also very focused on egg color. Here are a few of my pullets from Barb.

Very nice birds!

In the first picture .... what is the breed of the one in the back of the photo?

 

[FowlStuff]

You can now read about 4 decades worth of Ameraucana Newsletters and several Ameraucana Handbooks from the past by going to the Archives tab on our Ameraucana.org site!

 

[Chickenaddition]

View attachment 1639183 View attachment 1639185 View attachment 1639186 View attachment 1639181 I have a buff Ameracauna, a black Ameracauna and a splash Ameracauna - all purebreds and all purchased as pullets from a wonderful breeder in my home community here in Knoxville, TN. Her name is Barb and she runs Itty Bitt Farm (just search “Itty Bitty Farm” in the Facebook search bar.) I also have a beautiful Olive Egger pullet (one half Marans and one/half Ameracauna) from Barb. She’s a wonderful NPIP breeder who works hard to match the right birds with the right homes. She ships hatching eggs, chicks and pullets (under some circumstances,) and she also welcomes people visiting by appointment to select their new flock members. She breeds to the SOP but is also very focused on egg color. Here are a few of my pullets from Barb.

Those are beauties. Thanks for the heads up as I want to get SoP Ameracaunas here soon and TN is not too long of a drive to make (it's a long drive, but not too long for me) to pick them up direct (trying to avoid shipping) Love your girls they look wonderful

 

[HuffleClaw]

My 4 Ameraucanas. 2 blues, a black, and a splash. I’m going to be incubating their eggs soon!

 

[PNW_Peepers]

My 4 Ameraucanas. 2 blues, a black, and a splash. I’m going to be incubating their eggs soon!
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Your roosters coloring is odd, blue roosters always have very dark saddle feathers. He may be a self blue (lavender).

 

[HuffleClaw]

Your roosters coloring is odd, blue roosters always have very dark saddle feathers. He may be a self blue (lavender).

Ah okay, thank you.