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X2. My roo Q-Tip is 100% white, no red anywhere.Rats! That makes predicting even more like guessing!!!
X2. My roo Q-Tip is 100% white, no red anywhere.
I *think* he is an ameraucana, actually, but since I am not 'sure' I play it safe and call him EE. THe person who sold me the eggs (from byc) did say she had white ams. But I don't show birds so it's all the same to me.Love the name! Q-Tip!!! But now I'm confused again (not hard to do). Wouldn't Q-Tip be considered an Ameraucana because he has all the bells and whistles (color, comb, legs, beard/muffs)? I thought as long as a chicken met the standard, it could be shown regardless of its parentage. No pedigrees or registered status for chickens. Just wondering.
Q-Tip, by the way, is perfectly beautiful! Those saddle feathers must shine like glass in the sun.
I *think* he is an ameraucana, actually, but since I am not 'sure' I play it safe and call him EE. THe person who sold me the eggs (from byc) did say she had white ams. But I don't show birds so it's all the same to me.
He's not all that shiny yet, but he's still pretty young - 17 weeks or so. He just figured out how to crow!
I thought I read that true amerucanas don't really get tails....I *think* he is an ameraucana, actually, but since I am not 'sure' I play it safe and call him EE. THe person who sold me the eggs (from byc) did say she had white ams. But I don't show birds so it's all the same to me.
He's not all that shiny yet, but he's still pretty young - 17 weeks or so. He just figured out how to crow!
Here's q-tip at about 10 weeks. Looks a lot more feminine here! (but his comb was so red I pegged him as a boy)
Oh wait...maybe that's Aurcancas...never mind!!I thought I read that true amerucanas don't really get tails....
Julie