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Yes she will get dirty and I also have a white Cochin whose feathered feet get filthy when it is muddy outside. I will be looking for green eggs! So many look alike but are just a little different so I am assuming I will have a better chance of determining their breed when they start to lay.

I appreciate your information about Saddle Feathers. I did not understand what they meant when they talked about saddle feathers. That illustration shows it perfectly. I have determined at least two from my 23 chick batch of "all female". I was hoping to be able to rehome some if I get too...

I will be waiting to see what color eggs they give me. Also when they start crowing I will know which are cockerails. Thanks for all your help.

Their legs are mostly a steel color. I have noticed a pink shade to some. It's hard for me to tell and they don't let me catch them. This picture show the legs better.

This is some of the flock. You can see various gray ones

Thank you for your information. I have another picture to show you. There are several of these grey ones, various shades.

Can you help me identify these breeds. Chicks came from Meyer Hatchery.