While the Araucana hen is considered to be "more wild" than most chickens, they are good mothers. Once they decide to go broody it is hard to persuade them off the nest.
Putting extra eggs under them once they do set, is well, risky to the fingers. They are active in the defense of the chicks once hatched and can herd the babies quite well. I lose chicks to some of the more aggressive hens every year but not when they are taken care of by an Araucana mother.
Color of the bird does not determine the gender with Araucana Chickens. I breed and raise Araucana and Americana chickens and have had both cockerels and pullets in Lavender feather.
Pure bred birds do not.
No tobbaco isn't good for chickens. It's also not good for humans if you are about to ask.
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Most chickens do not need more than a six to eight foot high fenced area. Many breeds have no desire to fly at all but others like Araucana chickens can fly well, even as well fed adults. If escape or protection is a factor then you might consider clipping the flight feathers of your birds. This does not hurt them and will force them to remain grounded. This will have to be done again after each molt.
Color of the bird does not determine the gender with Araucana Chickens. I breed and raise Araucana and Americana chickens and have had both cockerels and pullets in Lavender feather.
The only chickens I have ever heard of that lay green eggs are Americana/Araucana.
Pure bred birds do not.
I raise true Araucana chickens and Araucana hens are usually a bit slow to start laying. On average in good conditions and with excellent lighting, the Araucana hens with lay their first eggs at around 5 to 6 months old. Americana chickens will often start to lay eggs much sooner at about 16 weeks of age.
Chickens are the closest living relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Some breeds of chickens, such as the Araucana and Ameraucana breeds (also known as Easter Egg Chickens) can lay eggs varying in color, from blue to green.
No. True Araucanas lay blue eggs. Mixed breed easter egger or EE chickens can lay eggs of almost any color. Brown eggs from a "Araucana" suggests mixed breed.
Robins. Also, less common species of chickens such as the Araucana and the Ameraucana produce interesting colors and patterns of eggs.
Absolutely not! Araucana and Ameraucana breeds lay colored egg in shades of green, blue, violet and rose.There are pictures of these eggs on my profile page because I raise Araucana chickens, I even have a few hens that lay "antique gold" eggs.
Alektorophobia is the extreme fear of chickens; especially the feathers or eggs.Note: This fear generally only applies to live chickens not cooked ones. It is typical for a person suffering from this phobia to fear being attacked by the chickens on a farm for example.Alektorophobia is also the name of Jadeacres Araucana rooster. ALEK for short.
An Araucana is a type of poultry notable for laying blue or green eggs, known in the United States as the South American Rumpless.
yes they are all mine were and made very good mums and im guessing you mean araucana
No tobbaco isn't good for chickens. It's also not good for humans if you are about to ask.