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This is the silkie chicks parents. So it was the colour I was thinking of :) I wonder what colour mine will be!

That buff sort of colour is what I thought of as being gold. Wonder what your lady was after? Maybe just a very yellowy buff!

My google is full of them?! https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=gold+silkies&oq=gold+silkies&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.5179j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Heres some for sale in the UK https://www.pipinchicksilkies.com/silkie-chicken-colours.html

I'm in the UK. Gold is a pretty common term here as far as I know. I've certainly heard it used, and I never bothered to query it as I thought I knew what it meant. A goldy/buff sort of colour. But like I said I just assumed that. Doesnt matter to me, they are the sweetest little things, and...

Gold meaning buff coloured was what I assumed, but maybe I was thinking buff and the breeder was thinking partridge!

So the cross will be a buff white colour and the 2 silkies will be grey? The bottom one is supposed to be a lemon pekin, can you get white from crossing 2 lemons? I'm trying to learn about colour genetics but cant seem to find much information on it

Only one is crossed. White silkie x lemon pekin. The other 2 silkies are both purebred from gold silkies.

and I know you cant tell gender at this age, but I'd be interested to hear any guesses and I can report back later. 2 silkies, pure bred, from 2 gold parents. One was a little darker than the other when they were born. The only reason I'm even querying it now is because of the pattern coming...