I visited some public farms to get footage for a class project about chicken physiology. I feel like tumblr might appreciate this image as much as I do.
Visiting with the big chickums on the other side of the fence.
(Penny is a standard size Ameraucana hen, everyone on this side of the fence is an Ameraucana bantam with the exception of the two little “red” Pyncheon hens.)
They are somewhat rare and often falsely advertised as Ameraucanas when they are really Easter-Eggers or something similar.
They should give a striking blue egg, and should be winter-hearty and inquisitive. However, they not are particularly interested in human companionship, unlike other breeds which are friendlier.
My sweet beebs 🥰 getting over the flighty teenager stage and finally letting me pet them more often; I just adore all their little noises 🥹 The Silkie is Boeing, the Australorp is Duchess, and the Wyandotte is one of our rescues, Ruthie. Oh, and the Ameraucana at the very beginning is Jumper, lol!
Easter Egger vs Ameraucana: Understanding the Differences
So you’ve found yourself in the wonderful world of chicken keeping and now you’re faced with a dilemma: Easter Egger or Ameraucana? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many aspiring chicken enthusiasts have grappled with understanding the differences between these two popular breeds. In this article, we’ll break it down for you so that you can make an informed decision and confidently choose the…