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[emmachickgirl]

A couple of months ago we bought this hen (her names Mia) and the people we got her from said she was an amricona we didn't know much on chickens then so that's what we thought too but know we have real amriconas but Mia doesn't look like them anyone no what kind she is here's a couple of pictures I took today of her

 

[Cowgirl71]

That poor thing..... She really needs some TLC and a good long several month break from the roosters.

Her comb is a pea comb, so she is likely a hatchery-grade Ameraucana, i.e. an Easter Egger.

 

[emmachickgirl]

That poor thing..... She really needs some TLC and a good long several month break from the roosters.

Her comb is a pea comb, so she is likely a hatchery-grade Ameraucana, i.e. an Easter Egger.

Thank you that helps a lot

 

[emmachickgirl]

Hey I'm just posting a progres report on Mia another couple of weeks what do you guys think?

So you guys thought she was Easter egger

 

[BantamFan4Life]

That poor thing..... She really needs some TLC and a good long several month break from the roosters.

Her comb is a pea comb, so she is likely a hatchery-grade Ameraucana, i.e. an Easter Egger.

I agree.

 

[junebuggena]

Something about her head and body shape makes me think she might be some sort of Asian breed. Maybe Malay or Aseel.
BTW, she looks so much better!

 

[emmachickgirl]

Something about her head and body shape makes me think she might be some sort of Asian breed. Maybe Malay or Aseel.
BTW, she looks so much better!

Ok and thanks anyone else have any ideas?

 

[Peep-Chicken]

Something about her head and body shape makes me think she might be some sort of Asian breed. Maybe Malay or Aseel.
BTW, she looks so much better!

I was thinking the same.

 

[drumstick diva]

ditto but maybe she looks like that in head because she has lost so many feathers, that would have softened the look. Is the rooster doing all that to her, or is she molting?

I think your rooster needs a long time out, so she can recover. How many hens do you have for him?

 

[emmachickgirl]

ditto but maybe she looks like that in head because she has lost so many feathers, that would have softened the look.  Is the rooster doing all that to her, or is she molting?

I think your rooster needs a long time out, so she can recover.  How many hens do you have for him?

I think it was a combo of smelting And are rooster we have 15 hens for him