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Look at her colors now!

There is Easter, the EE/Americana roo. As for Blondie not being pure, what type of chicken could she be if not BO? Idk any other pure yellow chicken. Will check feet of chick & get back.

I could but that’s her in a nutshell, all blonde. Perfect Orpington; just lighter than her sisters & the roo. (And the 2 other Roos that were in same batch.) She has no color mess ups. The other flock contains: Americanas, Starlight Green Eggers, Prairie Bluebells, Marans, Rhode Island Red...

The only way for egg was just a misplaced one. There is no way the EE roo mated w the Orp hens because they are in separate spaces & have been for a few months now.

That’s what I read reason I was stumped. Lol Is black recessive there??

Yes. Why?

Ok hatched 13 Buff Orpington chicks. Breeding pen is 4 BO hens, 1 BO Roo. Get 12 perfect little gold fluff balls; and a blonde with black spots up its back!!! I am baffled. Can pure buff Orpingtons throw splash? If not there is only 2 other possibilities. 1. One of my children accidentally...