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Hi! I incubated mosaic eggs and got...mosaics! But also one mystery. I figure it’s not a welsummer or crested cream legbar because the keg color isn’t right and there’s no crest. but it’s got the eye stripes and brown pattern...hmm..thoughts? Are Easter eggers the only green legged option???

These were gifted to me and I have no idea what breed they are or if they’re boys or girls. They look like they are feathering out white. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That is my initial guess as well. We’ll seeeeeee

In your opinion are smaller puffs early on often indicative of a roo?

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I’ve hatched many silkies and these guys, especially the showgirl , seem small, slow to feather and have non existent puffs. They’re perfectly healthy and get feed and scrambled eggs. 1) do they seem a normal size to you for 3.5 weeks? 2) does lack of puff growth more likely than not mean...

That's pretty cool! I'll take it :)

It’s not golden enough to be buff, it doesn’t have the stripes of a partridge. It’s a pleasant light brown with gray when you look underneath the brown. What color will it be?

Can you explain more? I thought funky simply means the chicken lumps but is not a condition in and of itself?

The second pic shows the joint on her second leg being literally at least twice as wide as the other leg. A broken leg is unlikely because the problem is the gigantic joint not a leg bone and also because it has come on gradually over the course of a month, not all of a sudden like an acute...

My favorite Cochin...sweetest sweetie ever...has over the past month acquired a limp that has gotten progressively worse. It wasn’t a sudden injury and even a month ago I realized the joint on the bad leg was a different size. Today she doesn’t even want to put weight on it. Here are pics of...

I was just a tad later with leave it to beaver, bewitched, i dream of jeannie, i love lucy. But still no spring chicken :)

Not often enough because that means I'm getting older when people are too young to know who she was hahaha.

Oh and I forgot to mention she does have feathered legs but I can see that someone cut all the feathers off. Either because they were dirty or matted (she was incredibly dirty when she came to me)Or because they were treating the scaly leg my and wanted to see what they were dealing with...

It absolutely acts like a pullet and never crows. Someone posted on Facebook that hey had two silkies they acquired from a friend (took the friends while flock) and they were getting pummeled by her standard birds. I took them immediately and of course I wasn’t surprised when they came to me...

This is my latest rescue, Fiona. She has green ears, feet and beak. Do you think she’s a silkie x Easter Egger?