Araucana
The Araucana is a distinctive and historic chicken breed known for its striking appearance and unique egg-laying capabilities. Originally hailing from Chile, this breed is famous for producing beautiful blue or green eggs, a rare trait that adds an element of novelty for poultry enthusiasts. The Araucana is medium-sized, with a robust body and a curious, active demeanor. Their most notable physical feature is the lack of a tail, known as "rumplessness," alongside their tufted ears, which are small clumps of feathers sprouting near their ear lobes. With a pea comb, they are well-suited to various climates, showcasing resilience and adaptability. The Araucana's plumage comes in a variety of colors, from black to silver or gold, often with a glossy finish. Known for their friendly and social nature, Araucanas make excellent pets for backyard coops and are cherished for their unique beauty and the colorful surprise they provide with every egg.
Colors: Black, White, Golden Duckwing, Silver Duckwing, Blue
