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Interesting. So then Chloride, the one pictured with the chicks, would be considered one since she has black only on her wings and tail? Or would that be an Easter egger passing for an ameraucana? One of the silkied that hatched had regular feathers, so would he be considered a splash while his...

So then there's no such thing as a "purebred wheaten and blue wheaten ameraucana"? That's how they advertise themselves. Specializing in those birds and showing them. This is another one from that breeder who I hatched. And then these I hatched from a different person who had silkied splash...

So the breeder is selling bad eggs?

Then the breeders need to be reported. This is their mother. The other one is my olive egger.

Tortie has always been a mystery because he doesn't resemble any of my chickens. None of them look like the mothers, who are all blue wheaten ameraucanas from a breeder. Apart from my bearded silkies, none of my roosters have feathered feet except for Dagger, my favorelle. The silkies have never...

Thanks, everyone. Tortie (for tortoise shell) has been my oddball. Horrible looking chick, the only one who's had the same feather pattern since day one. I was hoping Tortie was a hen because he's the only one with a beard and feathered feet. None of them had a full fifth toe, just a weird tiny...

These chickens Hatched in September, and I'm not sure what they are. If breed helps, their mother is a blue wheaten ameraucana and their father will be either a white favorelles, a splash silkied ameraucana (100% ameraucana but silkied feathers), or a black copper French marans. 2 of the chicks...