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I had that happen. My EE laid Blue eggs for her first season. After her first winter break her eggs were olive! I had no other hens that laid those color eggs to mistake them with, and I even watched her in the nesting box because I was dying to know if it was actually her. And sure enough, they...

The second photo is of a Mille Fleur D'Uccle which is a pure Bantam breed, which means they do not have an average size counterpart :-)

I agree with the above comment, the second photo is definitely of a Mille Fleur D'Uccle, which us a pure Bantam breed. Mille Fleur translates into a Thousand Flowers, which is certainly appropriate for their gorgeous coloring! Your little one, (who I also agree, is likely a roo, due to the size...

I hatched a male cream legbar about 36 hours ago, this photo was taken at the 24 hour mark. A female has a more defined dark stripe on the back than my little guy. Also notice the bright yellow spot on the back of his head. Once their feathers are dry the color won't really change anymore. I'm...

Huh?

My Aria Gucci came from a pure Ayem Cemani hen, the roo is suspected to be Barnevelder. Aria has the double chevrons on her chest like that of a Barnevelder, and other similar markings so it would make sense. Either way, she's just beautiful! She is a good layer, large creamy eggs with a pinkish...

Definitely looks like like a Sumatra!

That is a big comb a waddle for only 3 months old, thats mainly how you can tell. My ladies barely had a comb at that that age. But the other chicken that looks very similar to your roo i believe is a pullet as her comb is not as pronounced and she doesn't have a waddle

Hey hun, she may be having respiratory issues, or it could be a vitamin deficiency. Both of which just happen with chicks sometimes. Go to your nearest livestock store and get nutridrench. Its a thick concentrate almost like molasses, loaded with nutrients. Using a medicine dropper put a small...

Hi Everyone! I'm a Mama to my first flock of 6, 4 Easter Eggers, and 2 Bantams, a Porcelain D'uccle and a Mille Fleur. They are about 22 weeks, and so far, four are laying. I never thought chickens could be so much fun, with their unique personalities. They have become like my therapy animals...

Not neccessarily true. Ear lobe color can be an indication of what color your bird will lay. Like if your chickens lobes are light colored she will likely lay light colored eggs. Darks lobes, dark eggs.