Kim t
In the Brooder
Darn! That's what I was afraid of ;0( Maybe I will keep a rooster in my pen if it is friendly.
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Most people who think they have Araucana actually have Easter Eggers. They are the most misrepresented type of chicken there is. Australian Araucana have pea combs and crests. Both are dominant genes that should show up in offspring, regardless of what the other parent's breed is.Thanks for the replies everyone! Friend that gave me the eggs thought they would have some Australorpe and Aracuana in them from her pen. Will have to do some research to see what an Easter Egger is ;0)
Is this a hen? It doesn't act like the other girls ( age 18 weeks). It was suppose to be a Welsummer but I think not than i thought Easter egger but it doesn't have the cheeks and the comb is different. Brownie doesn't crow or lay eggs yet, the rooster doesn't breed Brownie either nor do they fight.it stays with the group as they forage but keeps at a distance.![]()
Most people who think they have Araucana actually have Easter Eggers. They are the most misrepresented type of chicken there is. Australian Araucana have pea combs and crests. Both are dominant genes that should show up in offspring, regardless of what the other parent's breed is.
I think they are both pullets.I have just bought two maran x wyandotte pullets and given our recent 8 out of 8 male bantam clutch surprise I am more than a bit paranoid about gender and I know there is a chance there were males in the group (I did choose the ones with the smallest, palest combs and wattles!) They were from a big group of mixed ages. The white and black one is bigger so I'm guessing 10 weeks?![]()
This brown one is a bit smaller and head feathers still coming in so... 8 weeks?
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Thank you anyone who can help!