**Our Ameraucana Lines from Deer Run Farms and are TRUE Ameraucanas**
 
Breed: Blue Ameraucana 
Large Fowl OR Bantam: Large Fowl
Color Variety: Blue, Blue tinted/Grey Feathers
Egg Production: Varies between 180-200 Per Year
Egg Color and Size: Medium beautiful blue eggs, rarely some have a hint of Green
Temperament: Docile and calm generally but can also be a little flighty, would benefit from one on one time as chicks
Origins: Developed in America from Araucaunas
Comb & Legs: Pea Comb, Slate Blue Clean Legs, Beards and Muffs
Timeframe to Laying: 22 Weeks 
Cold Hardy?: Yes
Dual-Purpose?: Yes
More info from Meyer Hatchery: The Ameraucana breed of chicken was developed here in the United States in the 1970s. The breed’s most striking features are their slate or black legs and the fact that they lay blue-tinted eggs. Ameraucanas always have both beards and muffs. Their pea comb makes them a great bird for colder climates. They have a quiet and calm personality and will be sure to attract attention to your flock. You can expect 4-6 blue or green eggs per week from these hens. According to the Ameraucana Breeders Club (ABC) color chart, Ameraucanas can lay shades of green. While it is not desired, a green egg does not indicate that they are not pure Ameraucanas. Ameraucana Chickens are not to be confused with Easter Eggers as they are a pure breed. They are also sometimes confused with Araucanas, which are rumpless and have tufts.