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Yeah, it is frustrating that people are still calling EEs Ameraucanas. There are a few Ameraucana breeders in CT though. Syman Says Farm in Salem, CT has Lavender Ameraucanas.:love

Haha, I know right? In Lock Stock and Barrel (feed store) in Bethany, they sold out all their chicks before the Chick Day presentation/talk. This year people are just crazy for chicks! It seems that every couple days a few sale posts pop up about baby chicks, so you still might have a chance to...

Chicks that are the same age as your current ones would be preferable. :) However, if they don't get along, I recommend separating them with a piece of hardware cloth or mesh so they can slowly get used to each other, for about a week. Also, if you ever go onto Facebook, there's a Connecticut...

Yep, she's definitely a pullet. Is she a pure Black Ameraucana? She has lovely black feathers.

I believe I see a white spot on her head which should indicate barring, and the comb looks like a rose comb to me. My best guess would be a Dominque.In a week or so, the feathers should grow out more and you should be able to tell if they are barred.

Well, a while ago I found this cool website where someone documented the color progression of their EEs from chicks from to adult. Here's the link: http://www.plumjam.com/poultry/breeds/ee-colors.cfm Hope this helps! EE colors can be very unpredictable. :)

As part of a 4-H project, I have six roosters to re-home; three are Cream Legbars ($10 each), and the rest are mixed breed cockerels (free). They are approximately nine weeks old, except for the Easter Egger who is a little older. They're handled regularly and are very sweet. Two of the mixed...

Yeah, someone else should go.

If you have a Facebook account, I would recommend posting on the Connecticut poultry swap and chat. :)

Someone else can go. :)

Oops, sorry for the late response. And yes you are right!

Wow, congratulations! I've been watching this thread for a while now, and it's been very interesting to see you progression with the project. :) I recieved the same magazine a few days ago, and just haven't had time to check iit out yet.

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An Olandsk Dwarf hen

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