Araucana Chickens Exposed: The Ultimate Guide to Blue Egg Layers!

Welcome back to The Happy Chicken Coop, the ultimate destination for backyard poultry enthusiasts! In today's episode, we introduce you to the enchanting world of Araucana chickens, the extraordinary breed that lays beautiful blue eggs. If you've ever considered adding these unique birds to your flock, this is the video for you!

Join us as we dive into the captivating history and origins of Araucana chickens, exploring their distinctive features, including the iconic blue eggs, tufted ears, and rumpless tail.

We'll share expert tips on how to care for these remarkable birds, covering their history, temperament, dietary needs, and care to ensure they thrive in your Happy Chicken Coop.

By the end of this video, you'll have all the knowledge you need to make an informed decision about whether Araucana chickens are the perfect addition to your backyard flock.

So, are you ready to embark on an adventure into the mesmerizing world of Araucana chickens?

Watch our latest video, and prepare to be captivated by the charm of these blue egg-laying wonders!

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[Maquiqui]

Hello!! Grettings from Chile! I was born and raised in the Araucanía (and I used to see them a lot. It amazes me that they are such a beloved race. It makes me happy because they are honestly beautifull.

[LeoTheYuty]

Glad you went through the trouble of finding mostly just Araucana footage, instead of substituting it with footage of Ameraucanas/Easter Eggers. No tail and oil gland is sad, but at the very least, blue eggs is a win.

[BIBLE-UNBUTCHERED]

Seen this video before but worth a rewatch. My Lavender Arcauana have true lavender colouring coming through in their feathering up - not the greyish colour people call blue & lavender with animals... friendlier after one month my chicks are. Glad I got them, quite rare here

[phondo]

We raided these and had best rooster at local fairs! They are friendly and we love them. These are from South America and free range are fill of omega's.

[Fuzzymm]

Hello, I’m from belguim and I had an araucania once but my other chicken killed it and since then I’ve never had an araucania again

[klavdiyabamforth]

not true my Araucanas lay all year round and plenty of this video is rubbish