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They are still pure Orpington so will lay medium brown eggs

I say get a black cock, you can breed the split boys back to the lavender hens. You can also cross the black split×black split and improve feather quality and type. Much better than getting lav×lav in my opinion.

Blues are blue/black/splash, and if properly bred blues have lacing on their chests. Splash is the true blue since its consistent, Black×Splash= 100% Blue. Blue×Blue=50% Blue 25% Black 25% Splash. Black×Blue= 50% Black 50% Blue. Black×Black= 100% Black. And Blue×Splash= 50% Blue 50%...

My english black pair are getting so big! I can't wait until my 2 lavender pullets begin laying and my black pair are ready for breeding! I will hopefully be shiping by spring so if any one is interested in half English black split to lav orp chicks send me a pm!

Ya, OE & EE or olive egger & easter egger are both mix breeds. I get that but I wonder if the lav will remain true and make a Lavender Olive or Easter Egger. :D Yup I'm pretty sure it might be possible almost any breed can be lav! Also my buff orp isn't mean, just not sit on your lap...

If you breed lav orp to your Am you'll just be getting mixbreeds unless you keep breeding back to lav am you'll eventually get more lav am. If you breed lav orp× lav am you can breed back to english black for english lav orps. But it'd be better to get lav orp×eng black orp for that. Also lav...

This is a cockerel from an English buff orpington cock and a hatchery black australorp hen

I have a trio of lavs, male has white/black splotches on his legs, 1 pullet has black legs and the last has white legs. I hope on crossing them to some lovely blacks(about 3-4 months old) that I was able to get my hands on from a great breeder, now just to figure out these genetics and what...