Are these normal feathers?

[Amelise]

I wasn’t sure where to post this, so I’m putting it here. Does my Ameraucana have normal feathers? She has a few things that are different from her siblings.
-curly feathers in some areas
-tiny little string feathers coming from her fluffy areas

Along with this, she was having some trouble preening out her grownup feathers that were growing in. (Mostly two months ago around her neck.)

Do these feathers look normal? I’ve been curious about them for a while.

 

[NatJ]

It looks like she might be lavender colored?
I don't have any direct experience, but I've read that lavenders often have feather-quality issues.

 

[Amelise]

It looks like she might be lavender colored?
I don't have any direct experience, but I've read that lavenders often have feather-quality issues.

She’s a splash, which makes it even weirder that she has weird feathers.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

It happens on brahma too occasionally. Not sure what it is or why, but it doesn't seem harmful, just weird

 

[NatJ]

She’s a splash, which makes it even weirder that she has weird feathers.

In that case, I'm stumped

 

[Amelise]

Sorry that I forgot to previously specify her variety. She’s just a splash with very minimal black and blue spots.

 

[Amelise]

Maybe she’ll grow in better feathers on her first moult?

It happens on brahma too occasionally. Not sure what it is or why, but it doesn't seem harmful, just weird

 

[Amelise]

Here she is. She is otherwise pretty good with a full bard and muffs, pink earlobes, slate legs, etc, which makes it kind of disappointing that she has some wonky feathers.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Maybe she’ll grow in better feathers on her first moult?

There's nothing wrong with them. They just happen. The brahma I saw with them was a few years old.