Ameraucana thread for posting pictures and discussing our birds

[chickendales]

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her leggs look like she might had mights at one time what i would do got get nice white cock and breed her to hen keep babies with slate legs

 

[SilkieBantams]

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Don't give her away- just get more!

Aye - get a white Ameraucana roo to woo her and make babies!

I've already got 2 Easter Egger chicks and now I find out that Snow is actually an Easter Egger. So I ended up with another EE.

 

[chickendales]

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Aye - get a white Ameraucana roo to woo her and make babies!

I've already got 2 Easter Egger chicks and now I find out that Snow is actually an Easter Egger. So I ended up with another EE.

the nice thing about white isit well make u white when breed to white in 1 or 2 generation u could have lovely ameraucanas

 

[Illia]

All the babies will have slate legs

Green and Willow alike are recessive, and so breeding in a green legged Easter Egger will just cause trouble, allowing consistent green or willow legged offspring to haunt the future generations for a long time.

 

[SilkieBantams]

I'm thinking to breed Snow with a Splash or Mottled Easter Egger.

 

[Illia]

I don't think I've ever seen or heard of a mottled EE, but her with a Splash would be beautiful!

 

[SilkieBantams]

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I wonder how the offspring would turn out to be when she's bred with a Splash EE.

 

[Cass]

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Aye - get a white Ameraucana roo to woo her and make babies!

I've already got 2 Easter Egger chicks and now I find out that Snow is actually an Easter Egger. So I ended up with another EE.

3? Three? You can't just have 3 of a breed....breeds must be in even numbers, it's the law. Brahahaha So you need to go out and get 7 more EE, then you will have an even number AND a very colorful egg basket.

Hurry up, you might get someone to give them to you for free, since most are downsizing flocks for the winter.

Edited to add the letter s, so it sounds more like English

 

[chickendales]

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I wonder how the offspring would turn out to be when she's bred with a Splash EE.

blue somethings

 

[Illia]

Depending on what the Splash Easter Egger really is (splash duckwing, solid splash, etc) and depending on if the hen is dominant or recessive white, (most likely dominant) - You'll have offspring that are all either blue, blue with red leakage, white, or white with bits of blue and red leakage.