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My husband used to joke that I’d gotten buzzards🙄. They are pretty now that they are full grown though, glad we got through that awkward teenager stage! The single combs are bigger and stand more upright. ( In fact one is HUGE! Her name was Olive which is now Big Olive) More of an Orpington...

Very pretty ladies!

No red at all. Yours are gorgeous!

Very interesting! I didn’t know that

Check out the pics! Not sure if the single combs are considered yellow bottom?

Okay now I’m even more confused. The rose comb with the light eyes has yellow bottoms, the single combs are not as bright yellow. The darkest color rose comb in line to lay (they all fight over one box) but hers do not look as yellow from what I can see. Pic 1: rose comb, light eyes Pic 2...

I looked awhile back when they were roosting for the night 😆 this has been an ongoing saga of trying to figure out just what they are

Thanks! We really enjoy them. Lots of personality too.

Thank you! It’s nice to finally figure this out! Most people that see them say they aren’t Wyandottes because they aren’t the typical silver lacing.

Maybe so? Is that just not a very common color? I found this https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalog/Fertile-Hatching-Eggs/Blue-Black-Splash-Wyandotte-p2355.aspx

This pic may show their feathers better

Bottoms of feet are yellow?!

I *think* I remember there also being some called production blues. They all lay brown eggs though. That one is the only one with light eyes. The other with a rose comb also has black eyes (she is also much darker than the rest all over), like the single combs. They all have blue/black legs and...

Wow that does look like them!

Isn’t it? I just can’t figure out what they are. I found one pic of a blue/black/splash Wyandotte that looks like them. But can’t find anything else

Thanks! Do Wyandottes have black legs? I thought I saw somewhere they have yellow legs.

Got these 4 from TSC last spring. They were in a bin that said Wyandottes. 2 have single combs and 2 have rose combs. They don’t have very distinctive lacing. Are they Wyandottes?