andalusian????

Luke0987654321

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15 Years
Aug 10, 2009
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this is my hen Laura
i think she is an andalusian

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thanks in advance
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thanks
i got her last week
she is just beginning to settle down
she is the roosters favorite hen
he is mating her constantly...
i dont know how though, he is double her size,
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thanks
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She looks just like my late Andy hens (one light blue and one splash).

I now have two beautiful 16-week-old blue pullets from MPC, that are supposed to be Andalusians... but I've recently started to wonder about their purity because their combs are still very tiny, and they don't show any of the trademark white "earlobes" yet.
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They are from the same order that included a red "mystery" chick in an order that was supposed to be for three BA pullets (with no substitutions). MPC still insisted that it was an Andalusian chick, despite its unusual coloring! That chick is now completely black with no beard or puffy cheeks, so I still don't know what breed she is.

I don't think I could trust any orders from MPC in the future.
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Our big Orp roo also seemed to prefer our lighter Andy hens. You might want to get her a Hen-Saver saddle to protect her back plumage, and/or provide a place for time-outs when he gets called for "unneccessary roughness".
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My roo can be gentle at times... but he once damaged some feathers on our Andy hen, right before the 4-H show she was supposed to be in. I don't think he tries to be deliberately rough, but he's very large and heavy. Maybe you're lucky and your roo is lighter or gentler than our big guy. The Andy roo is way smaller and gentler, by far.
 

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