Black Andalusian
A variety of the Andalusian
Chicken · White eggs · Laying
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About the Black Andalusian
Black Andalusians are the homozygous no-dilution birds thrown by blue-to-blue matings — roughly a quarter of each hatch — carrying no copy of the dilution gene, so the underlying black base shows through solid and glossy rather than diluted to slate. They are not a recognised show variety, but breeders prize them: pairing a black bird back to a splash, or using blacks to deepen the line, is the classic route to richly coloured, well-laced blues. Otherwise they share the breed's hardy, white-egg-laying Mediterranean character.
At a glance
- Egg colour
- White
- Eggs per year
- About 160
- Purpose
- Laying
- Sizes
- Large fowl, Bantam
- Incubation
- 21 days
- Broodiness
- Low
- Cold hardiness
- Moderate
- Purity
- Pure, Rare
- Origin
- Spain
- Scientific name
- Gallus gallus domesticus