Ameracauna chicken

Take a look at this article to learn about the genetic reasons behind the shank color of wheaten ameraucana varieties.

The Ameraucana is a phenomenal chicken breed with a long history that lays up to 250 blue eggs. Her friendly nature makes it a great choice.

Ameraucanas and Easter Eggers are always confused. This article goes over the basics of how to tell the difference, as well as proper spelling of Ameraucana. There is also a bonus review at the end to help you see what you have learned. As well...

Who doesn't love a fluffy purple chicken that lays blue eggs? Let's explore the Ameraucana chickens' origin, temperament, housing, and more.

Posting a few pictures of our ameraucana chicks. Any guess as to what color they will be when they grow up?

The Ameraucana is a most unique chicken among its peers. This article explores their temperament, egg laying, color varieties and more...

Ameraucana chickens come with some confusion in the chicken world. Their name and origin are related to the Araucana chicken breed, yet they look just like Easter Egger chickens. We're here to clear up all the confusion surrounding this wonderful breed. The Ameraucana is best known for their wonderful blue eggs, and hard to spell

At our place, Phoenix Farm, I raise purebred Ameraucana full sized chickens. I keep four colors at this time, blue wheaten, brown red, silver and buff. These birds are known for their unusual blu…

Ameraucana Blue Eggs Ameraucana Chick Ameraucana Hen Ameraucana Rooster * Ameraucana chickens are wonderful backyard flock members. They are friendly and can sometimes be shy, but seem to enjoy human company. Ameraucanas tend to be hardy in both cold and hot climates and come in a variety of colors, including white and gray, buff, and dark brown. Ameraucana hens lay beautiful blue and/or green eggs, which are medium to large in size. Ameraucanas are often confused with Araucanas (Araucana)…