ID plez

[Minnowey]

Either way, they are gorgeous. I can't wait to see them when they feather out.

 

[michaelf1478]

In the USA I understood that Araucana are rumpless, but those chicks in the OP's photo clearly have tails, so I would go with EEs. 

I read that myself, and with them only being $3.99 each I'm thinking EE also. Like I said before I'm just more curious then anything, and also don't want to be one of those who dont know what they have. Still curious to see what Macon Mommy figures out from the store this weekend though.

 

[michaelf1478]

Either way, they are gorgeous. I can't wait to see them when they feather out.

Same here, can't wait to see how the look as they get bigger!!!

 

[michaelf1478]

Kinda off topic, but how old would do y'all think they may be? 1-2 weeks maybe?? Looked online for information on how to tell, can't find anything on it for some reason.

 

[junebuggena]

About 2 weeks old.

 

[michaelf1478]

About 2 weeks old.

Hey, I was in the ballpark!! Thx for the help.

 

[Barbwire54]

How about this one?

Another

And a group shot.

Why is it always their rear end when you want a group shot? These were all sold to me by our local farmer's co-op and sold as Ameracaunas. All have blueish dark legs, 2 have white/clear nails and 4 have dark nails. Talons? Some have ear tuffs and beards, some have none. All are a hoot, and give me blue, green and tannish, sometimes pink eggs. This spring I have a roo chick for them and 2 female chicks to add for 9 in their group. I want to see what kind of chicks he throws and what color eggs they lay when they start. I also want to borrow, or buy if I have too, a black maran to put with the 2 blue egg layers to turn out some olive eggers. Fun!

 

[Barbwire54]

How about this one?

Another

And a group shot.

Why is it always their rear end when you want a group shot? These were all sold to me by our local farmer's co-op and sold as Ameracaunas. All have blueish dark legs, 2 have white/clear nails and 4 have dark nails. Talons? Some have ear tuffs and beards, some have none. All are a hoot, and give me blue, green and tannish, sometimes pink eggs. This spring I have a roo chick for them and 2 female chicks to add for 9 in their group. I want to see what kind of chicks he throws and what color eggs they lay when they start. I also want to borrow, or buy if I have too, a black maran to put with the 2 blue egg layers to turn out some olive eggers. Fun!

Sorry, that is a repeat of a pic.

That's better!

 

[Minnowey]

Sorry, that is a repeat of a pic.

That's better!

All are EE.

 

[Barbwire54]

All are EE.

Even the white ones? Although to be fair, the.white ones do have that rust colored blush across their breast. I'm guessing the 2 blue egg layers are the greys.