Illia, don't look!!! You will tell me they're EEs and all Roos ;)

[V Comb]

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Lavender is the most common colour of Araucana here

 

[V Comb]

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Agree with that

 

[magicpigeon]

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Lavender is the most common colour of Araucana here

Actually, that is probably the ONLY color I found

All but one of the sellers were in Queensland (too far) and the last guy (still like 2 hours away) which I bought from told me they were blue. Apparently he doesn't have the parents, he just hatches eggs so I really have no idea even if they are mixed or something. The palest one has some white wing feathers, while none of the others do. However the darkest one actually has some black in the wings?

 

[NixNoodleNumbat]

they too young, but at the moment #1 MIGHT be a girl.

 

[Illia]

Why is it every time a thread has my name in it, I so happen to find it a day or so later?

Those look like purebred Araucanas to me. There's no saying in gender yet though.


Technically you can have "Easter Eggers" in other countries, though I'm sure they call them something else, like, mutts?

You can't just cross an Araucana with something else then still call it an Araucana just because the standard in your country is so diverse. . .

 

[Desert Rooster]

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maybe because you've been a helpfull BYC member to others and they seek your help, or opinion.