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Baby Chicks: Black Australorp Female Reviews

4.7 Rating 87 Reviews
Both Australorp chicks are healthy and thriving. They are beautiful babies. ❤️
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Posted 3 years ago
These are the types of reviews we love to see! We are glad to know they are thriving and have found themselves in loving homes. Thank you for the wonderful review!
Posted 3 years ago
We have a large flock of 30+ birds, with 2 Australorps. They get along well with everyone, and are super friendly little fellas! They both let me pick them up and are soft and nice. They are bigger than the other hens I have (cuckoo marans, americauana, welsummer), but are great layers and don't pick on the others. Ive witnessed them eating frogs and salamanders with no problem!
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Posted 3 years ago
A beautiful and strong layer with a good disposition that was good (not excellent, but good) with cold. We love this breed, and just ordered more. One of our favorites.
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Posted 3 years ago
I love this chicken, it gives tons of eggs, perfect for meat, beautiful beetle green when the sun hits just right… every flock I neglect to add this wonderful chicken to is a mistake.
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Posted 3 years ago
Although sources say that australorps can be dominant, my chicken, Dolly is as mellow as ever. She doesn't care if the other chickens are ahead in the pecking order or anything. She is so sweet and not a pinch dominant. She also is beautiful. I love this breed and recommend it. Mal
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Posted 4 years ago
Raven is beautiful, curious and a bit cautious. She is smart and a good layer of lovely light brown almost mauve eggs. She has such beautiful plumage and just as sweet as can be.
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Posted 4 years ago
My Black Australorp , Matilda ,from My Pet Chicken was one of my best hens . She was beautiful , laid lots of small brown eggs , lived to be nearly 10 years old and still laid occasionally up to her last year . I would definitely order another in the future .
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Posted 4 years ago
We ordered 10 hens and 2 were Australorps. We named them Rosa and Elizebeth and they are so sweet! From day 1 they were lively and inquisitive, stretching their cute little necks out to observe everything that moves, and now that they are grown, they will let anyone touch them. Literally, anyone. The one downside is that Elizebeth does tend to go broody, but no real complaints.
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Posted 4 years ago