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Wheaten Ameraucanas
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Meet the charming Wheaten Ameraucanas from my flock—my feathered friends who never fail to capture my heart! I have a deep appreciation for this breed, especially the wheaten variety, which has faced challenges with nearly white egg colors. For the past five years, I’ve been on a mission to breed toward producing those coveted blue eggs. It’s been an egg-citing journey filled with love, laughter, and the occasional chicken chaos! I’m also curious about the Ermine variant—does anyone else have experience with it? I’m located in Central Texas and would love to hear your thoughts and tips. Let’s share our cluck-tastic stories and create a community of chicken enthusiasts who understand the quirks of these delightful birds!
| | I just wanted to post my flock. I’ve got a deep appreciation for this breed and specifically this color. The wheaten variety has been plagued with almost white egg color, so I’ve been working on breeding towards a bluer egg for about 5 years now. Does anyone have any experience with the Ermine variant? Located in Central TX. [link] [comments] |
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