Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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Cute EE babies!!

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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I can tell by comb color at about 4-6 weeks. Much after that and I have to wait until MUCH later, like 4-5 months.

 

[turkeybreeder]

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I can tell by comb color at about 4-6 weeks. Much after that and I have to wait until MUCH later, like 4-5 months.

i will wait 4 more weeks to post a picture of them thanks

 

[Illia]

Those chicks are Easter Eggers, not Ameraucanas, but still cute.

 

[Braclin]

Hi all,
I lost my breeding rooster earlier this week. Looks to been a heart attack. I don't have a back-up. I was wondering if anyone had a solid Blue, Black breeding age Roo for sale. I'm located in East Central Ky.
Thanks

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

Too bad you don't need a lavender...I've got an extra one of those....

Sorry about your roo!!

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Hi! You're probably a bit too far to pick up, but I've got some 'extra' summer '10 hatched blue/black guys still here. They free-range and have to go before the garden goes in (right now).

Lisa

 

[huntinwidow]

Ok, finally got some pics of my birds. Some of you give me some constructive criticism. Tell me what you think.. What do I need to work on.

Please ignore the EE and light brahama in this pic.

 

[tman332003]

Sorry to jump the thread, but I was wondering if there is a good link/page pertaining to breeding wheatens/blue wheatens. Ive done a search, but am finding eggs at auction LOL. thank you!

 

[Illia]

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Hard to say from just those two photos. I really don't like the comb on the first male shown, but that's me. A comb too tall often points to heterozygous pea comb, that, or it just points to the opposite of what one wants in a pea comb shape and size.

Otherwise, they look fine from the third photo. A few look a tad beat up around the muffs/beard, and a couple have narrow looking tail spread, but I can't judge from just one group shot.