2 building inspectors
2 bathing brahmas(Rose takes spa day to a new level 30 min+)
2 curious ears
a pair of clothing inspectors
another pair of inspectors.
Is something like this situation more what you're looking for?this is a screenshot, so the link won't work and clearly, I have no idea how far this is from you.
According to Hoovers brown egg layers list, the birds with blue feathers are blue laced red wyandotte (clearly no), ble gersey giant (again, no), blue copper marans (also no), sapphire gem (maybe), and blue Plymouth Rock (maybe).
They say the sapphire gem is a Czech breed close to the...
The problem with those speculations is the mottled look. It is recessive. A bird MUST have 2 copies for it to show (unless it bleeds through in later life). In order for them to be a hybrid of ONLY 2 breeds, BOTH parents must be mottled. Silkied feathers are also recessive, so again BOTH parents...
@RoyalChick Meyers flat out states that the CC is a hybrid of 2 breeds. The mention NOT having silkied feathers (maybe to throw off the right path?). They have mottled cochin bantams. Put a roo in with the female houdans and you get the feathered feet, partial crest, beard, 5 toes and mottled...
According to Meyers, they have yellow skin.....of the mottled birds they have, Ancona and Exchequer Leghorn both have yellow skin. The egg color is supposed to be light cream, which fits the houdan, with the Ancona and EL producing white eggs. I don't think we'll get closer than that on the mix...
I'm thinking Mottled Houdan for keeping the 5 toes, the beard, and the mottling, but they appear to be partial crested, there has to be something else there. Houdans have white skin, and the CC doesn't have the silkie black skin, so...I'm betting only 1/4 silkie at most. What color skin and type...
Golden Cuckoo....wow!
Every chipmunk striped chick is dubbed "chippy" as a temporary name. Sometimes it sticks, sometimes it doesn't.
As I've never seen the GCM or the CC grow, I'm really curious about them. Speckled sussex (in my experience) are really sweet (and broody prone, I'm surprised...
Leg color says sussex or orpington (yes, pink is the white skin). You have a spotted lady. Which one.....you'll have to tell us or we have to wait to see adult body shape.
The clear poop....did they give them that Gro-Gel stuff? I've never had chicks with it before so I dunno what it comes out...
Meyers has a "what's hatching" spot for this week's chicks. Going through and clicking on definite maybes...no baby pics or not conclusive pics
...switch to Cackle's for the ones they have as their pics amount to a library of pics (useful especially with a variety of feather patterns). That head...
Golden Cuckoo marans for the dark red with head spot (or fayoumi, but I think the marans) and a Buckeye for the light red? The chipmunk.....too may options: brown leghorn, partridge rock/cochin, speckled sussex, various Eggers without a specific color pattern to start with....
The white spot on the dark red one next to her.....hmmmmm don't tell me. Let me go browse the Meyer's site, see if I can figure this out. Light red looks like maybe has cheeks.....other is a chipmunk? What color legs?
Ooooh! Sounds like the Meyers Hachery Cookies and Cream! Thing 2 with feathered feet and able to see without a trim!
https://meyerhatchery.com/products/lisa-steeles-cookies-and-cream-day-old-chicks
Hens can hang on to sperm (or whatever it's called in birds) for 3 weeks (some people say 5). You would need to separate for a month to collect eggs during the last week....I think....
Looking at this for next spring, there's time to 1. Do some research and possible planning and 2. Do some...