Lavender Ameraucana

The Lavender Ameraucana is a stunning variety known for its soft lavender-blue plumage, fluffy muffs and beard, and beautiful blue eggs. This charming dual-purpose bird combines unique color, friendly temperament, and reliable production—making it a highly sought-after addition for backyard flocks and colored-egg enthusiasts.

Purpose: Dual-purpose (eggs & meat)
Egg Color: Blue to blue-green
Egg Size: Medium
Production: 150–200 eggs per year
Mature Weight:
- Hens: 5.5–6.5 lbs
- Roosters: 6–7 lbs
Temperament: Curious, docile, friendly
Hardiness: Excellent cold and heat tolerance

Lavender Ameraucana hens typically begin laying around 20–24 weeks of age. They are steady producers of those sought-after blue eggs and continue laying well even in cooler months with proper care and lighting.

They feature a small pea comb and clean legs, which help minimize frostbite risk in colder climates. Their muffs and beards add extra insulation while giving them a distinctive, adorable appearance.

Lavender Ameraucanas display a soft, uniform lavender-blue color across their feathers, creating a beautiful pastel look. They are active foragers that thrive in free-range or semi-confined setups, bringing personality and color to any flock. Slight variations in shade and muff fullness can occur depending on genetics.