Search results for query: *

Thank you. They seem more blue than lavender but apparently they do have blue Orpingtons so I may have to see how they mature and if they puff out like orpingtons. They came from TSC though so I doubt they would have that type and color. They were labeled Australorps but TSC doesn’t usually...

Yes, I have two male EE’s I haven’t decided which to keep as I like them both. I ended up with a lot of roosters this year. I have raised many sapphire gems and these seem slightly different. The males definitely don’t follow what sapphire gem males should look like so that’s why I ruled them...

They are all the same breed and all look more uniform now as they are older. Her are some updated pictures. I revoked the other male but the male I kept is huge. He’s even bigger than my year old Brahma. All the gray chickens here are the same breed. They are 16 weeks now.

They do look very much like these. One thing I noticed is all three of my girls are very uniform in color. I can’t tell them apart. The girls do have dark legs. It’s only my rooster than has lighter legs. He is huge compared to them and even bigger than my almost 1 year old light Brahma...

They looked vary similar to my sapphire gems but the males did not have a dot and seem to lack any signs of a barring gene.

Here are some younger chick pictures if it helps. Anyone have hatchery blue Australorps with similar leg coloring. Males turned yellow females turned dark but some still have some yellow on the toe.

What are these blue chicks. I was hoping these were sapphire gems but when I ended up with a couple roosters I figured they must be some other new blue type. I then was thinking maybe blue Australorp as they were marked Australorp but from most pictures I’ve seen they all have dark legs. This...