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    Araucanas wanted in Essex

    Hi all,
    can anyone help a primary school just outside Ilford (Essex) find some Araucanas?(point of lay or laying) We've so far built the coop and fenced a large area of walled garden. We particularly wanted Araucanas for their blue/green eggs.
    Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

    Many thanks.
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    Guess that Maureen's post might be a place to look.

    http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ril_46139.html

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    • #3
      If you have trouble getting hold of Araucanas, why not try Cream Legbars which also lay blue eggs. They are quite popular at the moment and more breeders seem to be stocking them.

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      • #4
        Try Rosehill Hatchery, Hanningfield nr Chelmsford they always have a good selection of breeds. 01245 401005 07775 740561
        i am sure somebody on the forum will know a friendly breeder?
        try Poultry Breeders and Live Egg Suppliers in the UK, inludes POL, Pullets, Ducks, Geese, Quail etc
        Originally posted by Shamo View Post
        Hi all,

        can anyone help a primary school just outside Ilford (Essex) find some Araucanas?(point of lay or laying) We've so far built the coop and fenced a large area of walled garden. We particularly wanted Araucanas for their blue/green eggs.
        Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

        Many thanks.

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        • #5
          http://www.henhousepoultry.co.uk Teston Kent (next to Maidstone) They have a few.

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          • #6
            Araucana

            Thanks to everyone for their help so far. I may follow the advice and change my tack to cream legbars, my only sticking point was that a decent araucana will lay a consistently coloured egg with a strong colour score, my experience of the legbar (from some years ago) was a paler colour and not guaranteed.

            Things have changed a lot since I last kept birds, I can't believe the price of a trio! I used to pick up some tidy birds at Bury market and would expect a cracking trio to cost no more than £30.

            I'll pop over to the auction next Sunday and see what's in.

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            • #7
              Hi there i have a auction this sunday the 18th at Hullbridge in Essex, Over 200 lots entered the listing is here auctionlotspage take a look and maybe this will help you?
              My contribution to the poultry world Urban Chickens

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              • #8
                The auction went very well and again was a sucess. The next auction will be the 20th of June
                My contribution to the poultry world Urban Chickens

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