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HI again. Just wanted to say that somehow we ended up with 3 frizzles, including the ones I posted about earlier. 2 grays and a yellow. Here they are.

So, the feathers are coming in on the chick, and I'm pretty sure she's not a frizzle. However, her sister's wing feathers are more developed and curve outward rather than straight. If I had to guess which one was the frizzle, if one is, I would guess her. I attached pictures of both

Apart from the feathered legs, the chick looks exactly like the others. However, I have not held it yet and might have missed something. Earlier I noticed that the youngest (and smallest-possibly bantam) also has feathered legs, so I may be forced to conclude that she is not a frizzle, although...

Well thanks for your opinion. You definitely know more than me though! :lol:

Will do. I'll update once they come in

Thanks. We bought them from a farm (with separate pens for different breeds) and the person there said it MIGHT be a frizzle, they weren't sure. But if you think there is a possibility, then that sounds good to me!

Our broody hens' eggs hatched yesterday. We had 7 OE eggs and 2 EE, one of which is possibly a frizzle. My question is, does feathered legs suggest that chick is an EE frizzle? Thank you