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so the hybrid EE definitely has five toes. but if the other EE chick doesn't, does that mean it's from the black rooster? I was under the impression that my white rooster had pretty much claimed the original 5 hens (we lost one so not in picture) of his flock of 2019. The Buff and Welsumer were...

more trying to identify parents for fun. i didn't think the buff orpington would be because she lays less and the older flock had never been mated even by the silkie rooster. but the new rooster was given to us so i assume he tried claiming them for his own

oh ok. nothing's blue, must be EE. They were from a local hatchery in 2019. they never did have "fluffy cheeks" like i thought since ameraucanas do. In fact the original one was named fluffy cheeks for that reason

the hybrid one has five toes...i think. She's not very nice since she's the only one not raised by hand. I'll check. i always wondered about that because one of the americaunas i bought never quite looked like an americauna, might be an EE. I'll take more pics at home

bym?

Background: buff orpington and welsummer x 7 yrs old silkie rooster, americauna, black australorp, plymouth rock x 4 yrs old Silkie rooster + americauna hybrid (hatched in coop x 2 yr) Recently obtained rooster of something, don't know (previous thread on it) black with gold specks, maybe a...