7 week Hoover’s Hatchery assortment

[Draya]

I ordered brown egg layer and colored egg layer assortments from Hoover’s Hatchery, and most of them are identifiable to me by now. This one I’m not sure. She is 7 weeks old and doesn’t look like the breeds I see on the website. Thanks for any information.

 

[Alaska animal lover]

She is probably one of their Prarie Bluebell colored egg layers. They don't have uniform or standard colors. The legs aren't green, but that's my best guess.

 

[Draya]

She is probably one of their Prarie Bluebell colored egg layers. They don't have uniform or standard colors. The legs aren't green, but that's my best guess.

Thanks! I have a few that look more like the pictures of Prairie Bluebells on their website so I wasn’t sure. Her white chest is throwing me.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I also think Prairie Bluebell Egger is the most likely. Her variety is so unique! I believe it's "silver quail"

 

[Yard Farmer]

I think Prairie Bluebell Egger, also.

 

[Draya]

I also think Prairie Bluebell Egger is the most likely. Her variety is so unique! I believe it's "silver quail"

Silver quail, I love it! Thanks for the specific label.

 

[Draya]

I think Prairie Bluebell Egger, also.

Thanks. I’ve never had that variety before, so it will be fun to learn about temperament and egg production.

 

[Draya]

I ordered brown egg layer and colored egg layer assortments from Hoover’s Hatchery, and most of them are identifiable to me by now. This one I’m not sure. She is 7 weeks old and doesn’t look like the breeds I see on the website. Thanks for any information.

I’m pretty sure she’s a silver laced wyndotte