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My "easter egger" chickens are truly mutts insofar as they haven't deliberately been bred to be anything, they are just cross-bred at a farm with a mixed flock which includes araucanas (OR araucana crosses, I have no idea). My australorp cross has the little face whiskers, but my light sussex cross doesn't, her face is very sleek (EDIT, no it isn't, just had a look at her photo, and she does have a little bit of whiskers). She looks like a light sussex except she's got that "dragon face" of the araucana (that raptor-like beak), she doesn't have a sticking-up bottom, and neither of them has a floppy comb or a big comb.I HATE TO CALL EEs MONGRELS UNLESS THEY ARE CROSS-BRED MULTIPLE TIMES TO OTHER BREEDS W/O MUFFS OR PEA-COMBS BUT THEN THAT'S JUST ME. IF EEs ARE BRED TO OTHER EEs THEY SHOULD CONTINUE LAYING THE SIMILAR COLORS OF EGGS OF THEIR PARENTS.
I have figured out that my little Splash Ameraucana Snowflake is a Roo! So instead of being upset chicken math kicked in and as soon as I have a broody hen she will have eggs. My hubby will not let me buy a bator.I am going to do about 3 eggs from each of my 5 pullets if they are all laying by then. Currently I have 1 Easter Egger laying and 1 Silver-laced Wynadotte laying. Now I just need my Buff Orprington, Golden Comet, and Blue Ameraucana to start laying. I also need someone to go broody. I want to start my experiment and make more chickens. Yes they will be mutts. all but the Ameraucanas. I just might need to build another 8x8 coop.
Chickens are so much fun and addicting.
It's OFFICIAL!! We are now proud parents of EE. We already want more of them![]()
lmbo!! My noisy ones seem to be the golden comet/buff so far. But wow these EE are little fluff balls.I don't have an EE but an Ameraucana (my avatar) and she is so-o-o-o noisy that I really think I may have to stop adding more to the flock -- neighbors, you know?
My "easter egger" chickens are truly mutts insofar as they haven't deliberately been bred to be anything, they are just cross-bred at a farm with a mixed flock which includes araucanas (OR araucana crosses, I have no idea). My australorp cross has the little face whiskers, but my light sussex cross doesn't, her face is very sleek (EDIT, no it isn't, just had a look at her photo, and she does have a little bit of whiskers). She looks like a light sussex except she's got that "dragon face" of the araucana (that raptor-like beak), she doesn't have a sticking-up bottom, and neither of them has a floppy comb or a big comb.
It's fascinating learning a little bit (not much, as you can see from my posts) about chook genetics and the transfer of traits down the line. Thanks for the info, those who understand these things.
lmbo!! My noisy ones seem to be the golden comet/buff so far. But wow these EE are little fluff balls.
Hello I'm Omar from Socal and here are my 5 3 going on 4 week ee's![]()
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