Are these Americanas?

[Illia]

That's awesome! I don't want to sound rude to EE owners (I am one too though) - But I'd take an Orloff anyday over an Easter Egger.

That is indeed an Orloff.

 

[sgtmom52]

I have 3 EE/Spangled Russian Orloff mixes and they are good layers and nice birds. Two lay green eggs and 1 a pale brown egg. There doesn't seem to be a lot of Orloffs around and I'm surpried as they seem to be nice birds. I would like to have a few more.

I used to have 2 roos like that too ~ but had to rehome them.

 

[M To The Maxx]

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I agree.

 

[j egger]

There is no way they are russian Orloff's, they are 100% EE, I garrentee.

 

[Illia]

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Really? Because if you set the brightness on the image down, I see a walnut comb. Also, mottling is recessive. It would take some good, focused breeding to get a mottled solid red EE.

 

[j egger]

Really?........... I never would have guessed( being sarcastic here)

But really, I still think that it is a EE, it looks pretty close to one of mine.

 

[M To The Maxx]

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That is a Russian Orloff.

Look up the breed then reply on this thread.

 

[ChickenWisperer]

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And I can promise you, 100%, that the bird in question is a Russian Orloff. Like Illia said, I doubt that anyone would put that much effort into breeding an EE.

 

[RainbowBirds_of_a_Feather]

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Aloha,

Your Crosses are very beautiful and i like the fact that they are calm in nature too. I wish i could have Orloffs to cross to my EE gals.

 

[RainbowBirds_of_a_Feather]

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Sorry I for got to answer you. They are Orloff chooks but beautiful Birds I am glad you are going to keep them.