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She must've slipped an egg in then! :lol: I ruled her out first! The farmer we got them from was adamant he had NO silkies in his flock, so we also ruled that out. Thank you for the insight!

the first pic has the red shaver hen, second is the cinnamon queen, third is the hen which even through research we have no clue about but there should not be any eggs from her that were under momma hen, fourth is the white leghorn which hatched the 5 toed chick. I forgot to upload a rooster...

Hmm. I know the hens definitely dont have any silkie blood in them, but you may be right about the roosters side! I have no clue about him though 😂😅

I'll try to get pictures tomorrow or soon, I might have to go out soon for the rest of the night. You're right, I may be wrong about some of the breeds. We got them from a farm and the farmer couldn't tell us every breed, so we found all their breeds through research. "brown chicken with white...

https://www.farmingplan.com/red-shaver-chicken/ there are other articles with probably better explanations, descriptions and pictures but here's one I found that sums up pretty much a bunch of details about a Red Shaver. Edit: Their egg color is also brown though

I'm not sure how good the quality of this is. the right foot is pretty blurry, but the left foot has the visible 5th toe

I only have 5 chickens, 4 hens and 1 rooster. The rooster is a Jersey Giant, and the egg it might've hatched from came from either a Cinnamon Queen, a White Leghorn, or a Red Shaver. We did not add any eggs from the last hen. I'll go out to get the picture of the chick right now.

3 chicks hatched recently from the 9 our hen was sitting on. They are all healthy chicks so far, but one day as we were moving them to a safer location because the chicks kept jumping out without their mother, I noticed a chick had 5 toes. It really freaked me out because I have never seen a 5...