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Also an Easter eggerHere's the other one I bought as an Ameracauna (Chickietta) but I think she actually is one. Her and Riley look different. Their combs are different and Chickietta has very pronounced muffs even though they don't show up well in this picture.
Easter EggerHere's the other one I bought as an Ameracauna (Chickietta) but I think she actually is one. Her and Riley look different. Their combs are different and Chickietta has very pronounced muffs even though they don't show up well in this picture.
Easter egger or easter egger mixHi there! We got six chicks in March from a feed store that isn't well versed in their chickens. Two of them came from an incubator marked Ameracauna. Well apparently it was marked incorrectly because once I got them home I quickly realized that one was a Black Australorp. I have no idea what Riley, the other one is. I did get an Ameracauna out of another incubator and she is now laying geeen eggs. Anyone know what Riley could be? I'm not getting enough green/blue eggs to be coming from two chickens.
Easter eggerHere's the other one I bought as an Ameracauna (Chickietta) but I think she actually is one. Her and Riley look different. Their combs are different and Chickietta has very pronounced muffs even though they don't show up well in this picture.
Post pics of the Brabanters if you want. If they're they same age they'll be easy to sex.