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post #11 of 13
5/8/12 at 6:44am

Getting too much color on the wings to be Nankin..... Nankin wing stay buff color with darker feathering on flit wings. We will have to wait and see

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I'm really curious to know myself!  I bought a random chick from a mixed bantam straight run (Ideal hatchery) that turned out with colors similar to yours.  I thought at first it might be a Nankin because of the spot on its head, but it's looking more like an OEGB.  Here's a picture from last week:

 

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You have a Nankin Bantam here I am real sure, I am raising them myself, check out the picture I have posted, sorry not home or would re post. Carol

Rodney & Carol

Conservators' Nankin Bantam Fowl
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Conservators' Nankin Bantam Fowl
Hobby Farm: Chicks in Roseburg,Oregon
Ancient breed of Oldest known Bantams
 
Carol's Cell 541 514-7693

 

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post #12 of 13
5/8/12 at 7:58am

More color has come in on the wings since this picture was taken.  I'll post an update soon.

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post #13 of 13
5/8/12 at 10:44am

 Aw, she looks so tame and sleepy!  I was leaning towards some sort of Silver Duckwing from the first pic, but now that she's getting that gorgeous copper around her collar, I wonder if she isn't a Black Breasted Red.

 

Keep us updated! thumbsup.gif

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updated pics more feathered out now

 

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