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I am very happy to help. Partridge Penedesencas are very rare so it is understandable that they were hard to figure out. The leg color, shape, egg color, eye color and the comb will help with figuring this out. Yours does not have a good example of it, but look at the back to the comb--you will...

She is a partridge Penedesenca--That is a dark egg--about a 5 on the scale. She is likely mixed with something because she is a bit too round but I have one that looks a lot like yours.

She is definitely a partridge hen. Check into what breeds the hatchery sells and see if there are other partridge breeds listen. Does she lay eggs yet? If so, post a picture so that we can see the color.

How old is she? Also, go to the emergencies section of the forum and start a thread there. https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/10/emergencies-diseases-injuries-and-cures

You need to wait until she is completely grown out to tell. Where did you get her?

Did you get pullets or straight run? They look like Partridge rocks. How old are they?

They are pullets until one year old and then they are hens.

That is too bad! Do you know if he will have Silver Penciled Rocks this year?

You can get good ones here: http://www.horstmanspoultry.com/

Congratulations!

Fun times! Did you get a video?

This is from Hendersons chicken chart: http://www.sagehenfarmlodi.com/chooks/hendersonschickenchart.pdf The Blue snow flake indicates that they are winter layers. They will lay with low light but not as much as they will in the spring. They will also molt and not lay their first fall. Yours...

They legs should be yellow and sometimes white. If the legs are gray or slate then she is mixed with something else. Can you post a picture?

Cockerels do not have the partridge pattern on them at 12 weeks old.

Your Welcome! He is very pretty. Where did you get him?

The McMurray PR Cockerels were quite feisty. They did taste good though. Try not petting him. Treat him like a Rooster and let him know you are the boss.

Thanks for the updated picture. She looks very nice!

They both scream pullet! I found this picture on a BYC thread of a 4 week old Plymouth rock Cockerel. Lots of comb and wattles at that age.

They are very pretty! and are feathering in as partridge. They will change a bunch but the are likely Partridge Rocks.

Yes, that looks like a boy.