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Reported it to Ebay. They do not make it easy!!!

I would not use them if you want to breed pure ameraucanas. They may well carry the yellow gene that is now hidden by the white. Spend your precious time (and $$) on some quality chicks/birds and save yourself big headaches later. Good luck!

ditto

At least 14 weeks. Maybe 16 weeks. They are quite pink but the combs have not really changed in the last month so I was having a rethink.

These are project mottled ameraucanas. Could anyone sex these 2 juveniles for me please? I had always assumed they were boys but now I am not at all sure. Older hen

Well take good care of yourself and get well soon! There is really no point posting pics of other people's birds. We look forward to seeing yours. Hopefully you have someone to help take care of your birds while you are sick.

Oz asked me to post this link when this topic came https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/817033/the-chicken-mission-a-philanthropic-chicken-adventure The trios of chickens he plans to distribute to the needy are from eggs laid by hens that he has previously imported, rather than from eggs that...

Wow! People were trying to be very helpful and educate as you are new to the breed. That is what happens on this thread and you posted your pictures. It may be helpful so that you do not go on to get birds that you think are one thing but are another. You got advice from the president of the...

LOVE that blue cockerel and the splash looks great too

Any hen can lay those mini eggs, so they are not necessarily from a new layer. Do you have other layers in the coop that lay light brown eggs? If the egg was light brown (not blue or green) and was for sure laid by your hen, are you sure your bird is a pure ameraucana and not an easter...

Far too early to say. Could easily be a hen.

Quote: Hi Hosspak, - glad you found some nice replacement hens, and so quickly! The upper one looks like a mix of some sort (love the colors), and the lower one is an EE. The green legs and non-standard colors are 2 of several points that make your EE an EE.

Post a pic :)

Just had to share this.. after several years of trying we are FINALLY getting mottled chicks from our mottled ameraucana project And the egg color is fabulous too! Must have set 150 eggs last year - and got one chick - the cockerel was infertile, then the coyote attack...... So far this...