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Thanks and likewise! :) She is a very sweet chicken.

These photos were taken a while ago, so I will take some new ones and keep you guys updated!

My Salmon Faverolles ”Wendy” has now grown so much! I’ll post pictures here. She has turned into such a beautiful chicken.

So cute!

Thank you. I absolutely love the salmon colours that are coming through! Excited to see how it looks when she’s an adult.

Every day I am starting to see more! :D

Thanks. :) They are so cute.

That’s what I’m thinking is most likely at the moment. She’s still a very pretty girl! I wonder what she’ll look like when she’s grown up... I’ll keep you guys updated! :) The one in the middle is a Rhode Island Red.

It will be interesting to see what she turns out to be! I’ll make sure I post pictures here when she’s grown up. Either way she’s a gorgeous chicken! I couldn’t be happier, she brings so much personality to the coop.

When she was younger & she had only white feathers. (She’s the one on the left).

All that info is very helpful- thank you so much!! :D I agree that she could be a Salmon Faverolle that’s a little off standard, especially since she’s been growing more salmon coloured feathers everyday. I was also considering the possibility that she was a White Faverolle x Salmon Faverolle...

Thank you :)

Photos: Aren’t those puffy little cheeks adorable?

Thanks, that’s good news! The cheek muffs are actually just starting to pop up now. Your hen is beautiful, and aren’t those babies just adorable? :love They make good mums, don’t they?

Yeah! She’s so fluffy :love Definitely one of the best natured chickens we have as well.

I agree that her muffs look very small there! :) I took some more photos today (the photos on this thread were from a around week ago), the muffs are more obvious now. I’ll attach the new photos. Thanks! :D

She has all the features you mentioned. The muffs do look quite small in those photos. They were taken just over a week ago, now she has feathered out more they’re more noticeable. I took some more photos today which I’ll be posting soon :)

Thanks! She really is sweet.

Hi all :frow I recently purchased a Faverolle chick to add to the flock. At the time, the chick only appeared to be a few weeks old. She had pure white feathers sprouting from her wings. I thought the breeders only sold Salmon Faverolles, and remembered reading that light feathers = female. So...

Turns out that big egg was a double yolker :) The egg yolks were huge too!