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Sure I will take one in the morning. It's flat like a rose or pea comb is in chicks. I know the Sicilians have the double sides that wrap around, I think they call it a cup comb. I think she's going to end up being a Wyandotte.

I had thought of that too, but doesn't have the right comb

I think it's going to end up being a partridge Wyandotte. I will know for sure once she feathers out and gets the color in the lobes. If it's red she'll be a Wyandotte if white probably the rose comb brown leghorn. Guess we will see.... Thanks for your help :)

That's a good guess with the flat comb and yellow legs! I haven't seen ones with the brown coloring like that though. The silver laced have that pattern, but more gray colored as chicks and the golden laced are usually more gold and black. Are there brown types of Wyandottes? I'm only familiar...

Hello everyone! New to the Leghorn thread, though I have white and exchequer leghorns I hatched last year. So my question-- there was an emergency sale from a hatchery of 25 mixed chicks straight run no way to know the breed. We could use some more layers and some roosters for meat, figured...