Our Ameraucana

I think I am slowly going to be phasing out 

my Buff Orpingtons, unless I have a lot

of continued interest in them.

I really love the breed but I can't have many

different breeds as I want to continue

to allow my birds to free range

completely during the day.

So I may decide to just get rid of 

all of my Buff roosters and keep

a few hens around for the eggs. 

What I am moving toward are

the Ameraucana.

I really love the color choices in this breed.

I am a sucker for blue birds and I can have

my blue birds with the Ameraucana,

and I can also have blue eggs!

Right now I have a few lavender and I am 

hatching out and have a few growing out in the brooder of 

the Blue Wheaten and Wheaten Ameraucana.

I really love the colors on these birds.

Anatomy : Capra hircus

I hope this will be of some help to yall.

I love anatomy books and

I have this really great one on large animals.

I wanted to share some of it with yall.

Spurgeon's Color Atlas

of

Large Animal Anatomy

The Essentials

Anatomy of the Goat

Updated Photos on My Serama!

I finally had some time to get some updated pictures of

the birds I have this year. 

These are the birds my hatching eggs come from,

so if you are interested in getting eggs from me

these are the birds they all come from.

I really don't have that many birds,

only 16 actually!

The birds photographed are done so according to 

the pen they come from, 

so the birds are pictured with their mates.

I try to write which pen the eggs came out of

so if you get eggs with letters on them

you will know who the parents are.

The pens are labeled alphabetically.

Pen D Birds:

Pen C Birds:

Pen B Birds:

Pen A Birds:

I hope you enjoyed checking out my birds!

Happy hatching and have a great year!