littlechickenroo
In the Brooder
- May 14, 2022
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Australorps really "shouldn't" have those light eyes though, that I see on my green eggers. Obviously that's not a "breed breaker" when it comes to hatchery quality, but j/s. I think an Australorp should also have a bit more sheen by this point, but maybe I'm not remembering 100% when that really becomes apparent.Agree with @Party_Chicken but I dont believe that is a Prairie BB. Granted, they do come in a lot of different colors, but you wouldnt find that one that is solid black.
If you look at the pads of her feet, and they are white, you have a Black Australorp. If they are yellow, a Jersey Giant Both will lay brown eggs.
I do have a Prairie Bluebell Hen from Hoover's and she is solid black.Agree with @Party_Chicken but I dont believe that is a Prairie BB. Granted, they do come in a lot of different colors, but you wouldnt find that one that is solid black.
If you look at the pads of her feet, and they are white, you have a Black Australorp. If they are yellow, a Jersey Giant Both will lay brown eggs.
I do too, green legs, solid black lays blue eggsI do have a Prairie Bluebell Hen from Hoover's and she is solid black.
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