4 week easter eggers

[swampyacrefarms]

here is a picture of 3 of my Ancona's at 7 weeks old. 1 is on the top and 2 are on the bottom

 

[Scrambled8]

These are definetly not EE's. I have some and at that age they looked nothing like that. Their comb was non- existent and the feather patterns were completley different.

 

[rubycal]

here is a picture of 3 of my Ancona's at 7 weeks old. 1 is on the top and 2 are on the bottom

Yes I think this is what they are. Thanks. My question is could they be mixed with an EE? They all hatched from a green egg in my incubator. Also is there a large size difference in hens and roos? Two are noticably larger than the third and the smaller one seems more timid, so I'm guessing two roos and a hen.

 

[ramirezframing]

they are not pure ancona's as yours came outta green eggs and yours don't have a single comb which pure ancona's do have. But will be neat to see if they feather out like and ancona or an ex. leghorn

 

[rubycal]

So at about 20 weeks, this is what they turned out to look like. I was right about the 2 roos and a hen so I have rehomed the roos. And now I am patiently awaiting an egg from the pullet to see the colour. Any thoughts on breed(s) now. I know def ee in there but I also noticed that she is smaller than my rir or other ee hens. (They were hatched with a silver sebright who likes her photo taken too!)

 

[jarvis]

Wow they look like russian orloffs now

 

[donrae]

I agree, they look like Russian Orloffs. The only off thing is the differing leg color, Orloffs are supposed to have yellow legs.

 

[CCCCCCCCHICKENS]

they do look similar to russian orloffs, but a few things are off