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TyTrammell
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LOL, thanks! I love it!Yes. It really just means colored egg laying mutt.
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LOL, thanks! I love it!Yes. It really just means colored egg laying mutt.
Hopefully she's a girl and you get some pretty eggs!LOL, thanks! I love it!
And EE is an abbreviation for an Easter Egger. At the end of the day, they are all just fancy labels though.MM doesn't really have one they call an EE. Does this category cover all these, Whiting True Blues, Whiting True Greens, Olive Egger, Easter Eggers?
Right, MM doesn't use the label Easter Egger, but I have seen others call their Amerucaunas EE. My bird there didn't have cheek tufts, so I ruled that out. Now I see that the other colored egg birds fall in the same categoryAnd EE is an abbreviation for an Easter Egger. At the end of the day, they are all just fancy labels though.
Ameraucanas are a purebred, but often hatcheries will sell EEs as Ameraucanas or spelled like Americanas. EEs don't need to have beards, I have plenty without one.Right, MM doesn't use the label Easter Egger, but I have seen others call their Amerucaunas EE. My bird there didn't have cheek tufts, so I ruled that out. Now I see that the other colored egg birds fall in the same category
Yes I think MM says they aren't Purebred. They also say all of theirs have cheek tufts, but maybe not beards. So that's why I thought it might be a WTB.Ameraucanas are a purebred, but often hatcheries will sell EEs as Ameraucanas or spelled like Americanas. EEs don't need to have beards, I have plenty without one.