Ameraucana chickens originated in the United States and were developed during the 1970s. They were standardized from bearded, muffed, tailed blue-egg-laying stock. Ameraucana chickens have a pea comb, slate legs, beard, muffs, and a full tail. Hens lay medium blue eggs, typically 150–200 eggs per year. They are generally alert. They forage capably, and their facial feathering should be checked for moisture, debris, and parasites. Keepers often value Blue Ameraucana for the balance of attractive breed type, practical egg production, and a presence that adds interest to the flock year-round. With consistent care, they contribute dependable utility and a confident presence to the flock.

Purpose

Layers

Egg Color

Blue

Egg Production

150-200 per year