All grown up. i have no idea what is going on with this chicken. she looks like three different birds stitched together to me 😅 any genetic insights appreciated
I'm at a loss as to where the barring came from.
one of my hens is broody. if i try to move her nest box in any way she gets stressed and abandons the eggs, so i left her in the coop with the door closed so the others don't bother her.
my other hens think this is war crime. i set up a whole other coop for them and they are furious about it...
they're about a month old now and the differences are apparent, the areas where a faverolles roo would be black are diluted to brown and are more heavily pencilled on the roo tho. i thought that was interesting
I saw a faverolles/silkie cross once and immediately fell in love. they are so funny looking. so i made some. this is my first time breeding my own chickens.
this is Fred, a partridge silkie so divine that the heavens open up and smile upon her and a choir of angels sing wherever she goes...
Welsummer makes sense actually- the breeder had Welsummer x Legbars as well but i couldn't remember which one I got, lol. she definitely has a normal single comb
Hello. I got this legbar mix pullet from a breeder and i *think* he said she was a legbar/marans/wyandotte mix, but i forget exactly what he said.
i am wondering what genes are expressed in her colour so i can put her type in the chicken calculator.
it might be of note i live in australia. i don't know if what we call ''isa browns'' might be a different cross.
i noticed her stripes are a different color from usual. i thought that might be the influence of the rooster. so you're saying i should put silver duckwing x salmon into the chicken...
it has to be one of these two, which my neighbour calls isa browns. it did occur to me they aren't as hefty as your standard isa brown, which is why i threw ''or similar'' in there haha.
they also have silkies, but the egg she hatched from was brown.
how do you tell whether they're...
my faverolles rooster made this with the neighbour's isa brown hen and i'm impatient to see what she'll look like! has anyone crossed faverolles with isa browns or similar?
these guys hatched around the 30th of october so are around 3 weeks old. am i right in thinking the top chick will be a roo and the bottom a hen? not easy to see here but they have different wing shapes and the bottom chick also has a longer more developed tail. all my other chicks look exactly...