Araucanas are rumpless (tail-less) and ear-tufted birds from South America and are very hard to find. They are known for laying blue eggs. Most of the Araucanas referred to in the US are mixes that carry some of the original genes and lay variously colored eggs: blue, green, or pinkish. These birds are sometimes sold as Easter Egg chickens. They are often white and many other colors. 

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