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That really depends on how their bred. If they were bred well, they should have good egg production for the coloring of the bird. However I know a few strains that have poor production. There is no solid answer. Mine lay 5 times a week typically.

Most of these are males. You might have one female on picture 2 third from the left.

When rooster mature older you can look for saddle feathers. :)

Two rooster I think you got there

How much do they weigh?

Adorable Pictures!! Love the different shades. :)

So excited to finally share this with Backyard Chickens!I've found and developed the first offspring of Laced Lavender Orpingtons. If anyone else has seen this color pattern let me know, but I've been working hard to find anything like this. This are 100% Lavender from a english Bloodline.

i would type in your local area on google for a poultry association. That's how I got in touch with people in my area

They can be shown but the american poultry association does not recognize them. Specific orpington clubs and small groups would let you

English are far larger and have more feathers. They had to change the standard for America because the birds where over heating in hot weather easily. Americans are supposed to be large but not as much feather

For the american standard yes. However its not the quality for English. Mine that I posted above is American

Cute chicks! Mine hatched the other day too. :)

My orpingtons always take 22 day. Not sure why. I also have noticed that when you ship eggs that they can hatch 2-3 days late.