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I have a special going on with chicks. $30 for Jubilees, $5 for Splashes + shipping. You can see pics of them on Facebook Pheonix Farms, also there is a contest going on for 6 chicks (asst. SR) shipped if anyone is interested.

I am not sure what your lines are. Mine is Greenfire over Heirloom, and the cockerels do have more white than the pullets.

Thank you. It is really neat to see how they mature.

As far as the white, the first picture is of Rico @ 7 weeks, the second is Rico @ 7 months.

My Jubilee do the same thing. I have one hen that I call "the lagger". She drives me crazy!

Hey, no switching it up! lol.

Hmmm, I guess #1 Pullet, #2 cockerel.

Acorn with Rico. She is 7 months old now.

I can get pictures today if the weather stays clear. This is Acorn and she is a Jubilee. A Diamond Jubilee lacks the mahogany gene. Yes, they get darker as the age/molt. She was about 8-9 weeks old in that picture. Here is a picture of all of them together at about 6 months old.

It is funny that someone pointed out the answer above your question about breed standards....

Hey all, I am parting with one of my roosters, see my ad in the for sale forum. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/833790/oregon-7-1-2-months-old-jubilee-orpington-rooster-greenfire-proven-breeder-npip

If I were to guess right now, I would say you had a pair. They look like Heirloom lines?

Here are two of my roosters (PB on the right and J on the left) and the blue laced is a standard the same age.....

Haha! I am in the exact same boat. I am having a real hard time with them. I am trying so hard to be patient, but the longer I have them, the more I want to keep all of them. Ugh.

Ohhhhhhhh! He is handsome! Okay, I will be patient then. Sigh.

I want pictures! I am curious how your Jubilee roosters look. As mine from Greenfire are really dark, and from Heirloom have a lot of white.

Cute!!! Why only two?

I feel the exact same way! Every hatch is like the first time! I even get excited for others, lol.

Thought I would share.