Another "TSC assorted bantam" thread...

[Chicken Girl1]

Thanks. I thought it might have been a Blue Andalusian, but they have a single comb and Jo has what looks like a rose comb.

I was thinking maybe a Lavender Wynndotte but they have yellow legs and Little Jo has slate color.

 

[hungry hunter]

Quote:I didn't realize before he had a crest, I think it is a Polish mix most likely.

I showed my wife a picture of a Polish, and she said "really? it's going to look like that?"

 

[Jensownzoo]

Bump for Little Jo.

Perhaps a blue old english?

 

[hungry hunter]

I'm pretty convinced that Twitchy is some sort of Polish mix at this point. My question is: can it be considered a bantam when it is almost as big as the GSLs in our little flock?

 

[Jensownzoo]

Probably depends on their final size? My silkies are superHUGE right now, even outweighing some of the standards.

 

[hungry hunter]

Here are a few more pictures of Little Jo(e). While I'm not sure on about the breed, I'm pretty sure at this point that it is a boy.

 

[bneary]

I'm no help to answer your questions, but I am new to raising chicks and I also got some assorted bantams this spring as well. I have been curious about the growth progression of other chicks who are older than ours, so I am just popping in to say I appreciate your periodic updates.

 

[bneary]

Maybe its a blue old english game: http://www.doodleandboopettingzoo.com/b20.jpg

 

[emmie325]

Ok y'all I'm hoping for some help on these 3 chicks on the type of bantam they are would be much appreciated chick 1

same chick

chick 2

same chick

chick 3

same chick

 

[Ladybird CA]

The first one looks like an EE. Does the 2nd one have feathered feet? Not so sure about the others.