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Andalusians are
small, active breed, named after the Province of Andalusia in Spain and is
one of the oldest Mediterranean breeds. They were developed from white and
black birds imported in around 1846 also shown at the Great Exhibition in
1851. Blue Andalusians are credited with being natives of Andalusia, a
province in Spain. The Andalusian has undergone
considerable development in England and the United States. They are
not widely bred and never in large numbers. Skin Color: White.
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