Andalusian

Developed in the Andalucia, Spain, Andalusians are closely feathered, active and good layers of large white eggs. Blues (laced) is the only variety accepted by the ADA, but when two blues are crossed, 25% with by black and 25% will be white. (Incidentally, Mendle used these birds in his genetic experiments, thanks to whichwe know things like two brown eyed people can have blue eyed children, but two blue eyed people cannot have brown eyed children!) This breed is exceedingly rare!

(Origins/History)
Class: Mediterranean
Type: Large Fowl & Bantam
Size: Medium (6-7lbs)
Rarity: Rare
Purpose: Egg-laying
Recognized Varieties: Blue

(Suitability to Backyard Life)
Hardy In Winter: No
Bears Confinement: Tolerates Confinement
Especially Docile: No
Setter/Broody: No
Personality: small & Active

(Fancy Features)
Comb Type: Single Comb
Crested: No
Feathered Legs: No
Number of Toes: 4

(Egg Facts)
Egg Laying: Good (3/wk)
Egg Color: White
Egg Size: Large



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