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Quote: No problem and you shouldn't feel bad. I guess the BYCers who were familiar with dark cornish chickens just didn't see your posts and questions. So how good a layer is your little dark cornish? Or did you decide not to keep her?

How old are your chicks and can you tell what type of comb the top chick has? A dark cornish has a pea comb, a golden-laced wyandotte has a rose comb, and a barnevelder has a straight comb. I have a couple barnevelders that have feathering like your chick, but didn't realize barnies come in...

Actually, dark cornish are pretty common as bantams - most of the dark cornish chickens shown on feathersite are bantams: http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGA/Cornish/BRKCornish.html

Dark cornish aren't as large as the huge cornish x's that most people buy as meat birds. Some people keep the dark cornish hens as pets and for eggs - they lay brown eggs (don't know how many).

#1 - dark cornish #2 - don't know