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the ones in the second photo _may_ be golden campines. white layers. i have one and just love her personality and foraging skills.

@hyzenthlay she's gorgeous and looked a lot like mine in as a baby and now. you make me so excited to see how she turns out. also: her eggs are a great shade. hoping for a little more crest from her, but i'll take what i can get.

actually, after checking out this thread and all the great documentation over time, i could buy that my little one is a legbar x welsummer. i wish she had a crest though! https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/cream-legbars-from-chick-to-adult

ooh! i have a meyer welsummer x (something). she's got a black head and no crest (or muffs). i'm confused by her, though i think she's pretty. i'm actually down for a guessing game as to what she's mixed with because i can't figure out how on earth a legbar has a black head. def not a marans...

i'd definitely buy that. i love how she looks. some green eggs would be a bonus though.

This girl is an olive egger from Meyer, where they advertise as having two breeding programs from black copper marans or welsummer x ameraucana or cream legbar. She's the black headed bird in these pictures. Well, she's obviously welsummer on the dark egg side. She looks a good bit like my...

will do! thanks for having a look.

i'll just pin my hopes on your thought that his comb is smaller than it should be for a cockerel! there's still hope. and i'd say his bossy behavior has lessened a good bit, though i did see him jump out and protect a couple others from my hen, who's not their mother but doesn't mind hanging...

hi! i'm not exactly new here, having lurked for a long time, learning a whole lot from BYC on the whole and also enjoying this forum as a way to learn about sexing and breeds. i have a RIR who has set up alarm bells from the start, quick comb development and general cockerel behavior...