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I knew when they began to feather differently that I most likely had two breeds. The partridge began laying a very pretty round pearly brown egg last week. It wasn't the dark brown I was expecting, so that was also confirmation. Love them either way!!

Thank you! They're both sweet hens.

I bought these 2 as chicks and was told I was buying barnevelders. I think I may have 1 partridge as well!? I love them, so pretty. She just began laying.

Yes, it is

I'm thinking so too! Behavior indicates male as well!

Pretty!!!

She was darker than my original wyandottes, which is why I picked her. I picked lighter ones last time and they all turned out to be Roos! Haha Fingers crossed it's a pullet, but that comb and wattles are worrying me.

The comb is making me question if it's a full SLW. I've had SLW cockerels and combs formed much differently. I'm guessing this is a cockerel as well, but looks differently than my others. Yes, it appears she/he will have a single comb. I'm really hopeful it's a pullet. She/he is very brave...

I think you're safe :). Looks like a pullet to me. This is my australorp too around that age.

Hello all! I'm fairly new to chickens (less than a year) and I'm still not certain of the breeds of a few of my flock. I purchased as chicks from a local farm store and was told I was buying Orpington. I am not certain and believe I may have australorps. Opinions please :) [/IMG][/IMG][/IMG]

Hello all! I am letting one of my Broody hens hatch eggs. Two eggs have hatched so far, that were laid on Oct 18th. She has 3 left, that were laid on the 20th. Eggs came from various hens in my flock. I candled on day 8,9 and all looked good. I checked for movement in eggs by placing them...