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how about a mostly black head, with a white spot on the back? Is that common on BR? Going out now to check leg color......
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Both the male and female may or may not have a yellow to white spot on the head. The same is for both breeds. Both the cockerel and pullet had a spot, my female had a bigger spot then the male. I personally find the spot marking on the head inaccurate. An all black head is possible and more likely female.how about a mostly black head, with a white spot on the back? Is that common on BR? Going out now to check leg color......
Looks like Barred Rocks to me..Marans would have feathered legs.
I am having the same situation . We bought three BR all at a few days old and one is black and white but totally different feather patterns... actually most exquisite looking, but I think she is a he because of the comb he/she is growing. They are all almost 11 weeks old now and I'm worried that the one who might be a ROO will fertilize my hens and trying to find out when I will have to separate the male from the females. Good luck