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I'd love her to be Claudine's daughter, but I'm pretty certain there was not a mix up. The pullet came from a deserted nest and was the only egg that hatched. Unless the egg faded a lot during the time it was in the nest, I just don't think it could be Claudine's egg. Claudine, the hen...

I have single combs and pea combs, other than the orloff. There is only one hen, that has a rose comb, a mix of marans and wyandotte, but her eggs are dark and speckled, so she can't be the mother. The only hens that lay the light brown, like this girl hatched from, are the orloff, speckled...

The orloff is in the center of this pic, standing by herself There are a couple of my naked necks in the picture too. They are all this color (buff and red) most have bibs and yellow skin. Another possibility, that I hadn't thought of, is the gold partridge girl on the left. She is a...

Father I'll look for some pictures of the orloff, she is always hiding behind other hens or the rooster. It also occurred to me that the mother could be one of my naked necks. The egg color would be right.

She has yellow skin. Her father does also, though. Does that make a difference?

Thanks for the reply. From the egg color (that she hatched from) I wasn't sure if she came from an orloff or a langshan. She doesn't have a muff, so I guess it was probably one of my langshan hens.

Backyard mix, Pullet is 5 mo old. It's really hard to get a picture, she is always moving. Father is a blue partridge brahma/Easter egger mix with a pea comb. I can go back 3 generations with the fathers family (all parents had pea combs, all grandparents had pea combs except one, who had...