Possible hat your new hen has some Spalding in her if her neck colour is on her upper back as well. Spaldings tend to show a lot more colour in the hens than a typical blue. Just a thought.
Yoda posted:
"Frenchy I just bought a 3 year old bronze hen who doesn't look like the bronze hen I got from Deerman. This one is lighter, a lot lighter. I asked the breeder what her back ground was and he said pure bronze not split to...
The first whites I ever had were ones I had hatched from blue parents. I had no idea the parents were both split to white until their first chick came out bright yellow!
Eyes will be pure white, and at the right angle, you'll be able to discern the actual eye part. As far as I know, breeding two solid white parents has never resulted in any coloured chicks