Egg laying questions

[aart]

Can't really see the head area well enough but that might be a leghorn.
Farm stores are notorious for mixing up chicken breeds....and the hatchery can too.

 

[acemario]

Can't really see the head area well enough but that might be a leghorn.
Farm stores are notorious for mixing up chicken breeds....and the hatchery can too.

That looks 100% leghorn to me, too. That would explain the early layer and white egg. Look at the good side! She will be an awesome later for you!!!!

 

[chickmomma03]

Does this help? She was a little younger here (almost 13wks). I don't have any good front shots of her face because she always finds a way to cock her head to the side lol

 

[chickmomma03]

Also, if she lays white, I'm not really that disappointed. I just hate being deceived. I've learned a lot since buying these chicks, and I'll be trying to apply that for future chicks

 

[Percheron chick]

Not a delaware. She would have some black hackle and tail feathers.

 

[chickmomma03]

ugh, figures. she's from my first batch of lied to then. my 2nd batch was 4 EE (suppose to be ameraucana) and a RIR cockerel. RIR cockerel is no longer here. I rehomed him, he was a mean little bugger.

 

[lindalouly]

Delawares have black barring around their neck. and some black feathers... Sorry you were given wrong info

 

[divide420]

im a first time chicken owner,my birds are approx. 51/2 months old and no eggs,are my chickens broken

 

[aart]

ugh, figures. she's from my first batch of lied to then. my 2nd batch was 4 EE (suppose to be ameraucana) and a RIR cockerel. RIR cockerel is no longer here. I rehomed him, he was a mean little bugger.

Where did you get them?

 

[lindalouly]

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im a first time chicken owner,my birds are approx. 51/2 months old and no eggs,are my chickens broken
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No!!!! Lol give me time.