Any ideas?

[BusyBearMama]

Flower

Uno

Flower and Uno are almost 3 weeks old. Flower hatched out of a not too big cream egg and Uno out of a big pointy tan egg with speckles. I thought Uno was probably either a Welsummer or an orloff maybe? Some people thought Easter egger but I've never seen an we lay a spotted egg like that , they also have straight combs and clean legs. The guy I got the eggs from didn't lable just have a mix of his breeds. Some were marans clearly but these two I don't know. Based on what it know he has flower could be a Swedish flower hen or ee or something else too. Please let me know if you have any guesses they're very very sweet even for rarely being held.

 

[BusyBearMama]

Any chance they could be brown leghorns? What do their eggs look like? Just remembered he had those too

 

[vtguania]

Russian Orloff are called spangled not mottled and they do not have straight combs nor tufts. These aren't Orloff

 

[Blackberry18]

They could both be Welsummers. Easter Egger is a possibility, too.

 

[BusyBearMama]

Thanks I also thought maybe speckles sussex - I have one the same age and age looks quite similar

 

[Blackberry18]

Thanks I also thought maybe speckles sussex - I have one the same age and age looks quite similar

Not Speckled Sussex, they have mottled plumage and white/pink legs. I'd say yours are definitely Welsummers, with the penciled plumage and yellow legs.

 

[Michael OShay]

They look like Welsummer chicks. They are unlikely to be Easter Eggers with those yellow legs (although it's not impossible).

 

[Blackberry18]

They look like Welsummer chicks. They are unlikely to be Easter Eggers with those yellow legs (although it's not impossible).

I was thinking the same thing about Easter Eggers.

 

[BusyBearMama]

Awesome thanks I would love them to be welsummers do they ever lay cream eggs though? That was my main reason for thinking at least flower was something else

 

[Blackberry18]

Awesome thanks I would love them to be welsummers do they ever lay cream eggs though? That was my main reason for thinking at least flower was something else

Welsummers can lay a range of brown shades.