Are these Mille De Fleur?

[weeboing]

They are supposed to be, but they have no feathering on their feet... Is that okay or what? (The other was identified here as probably a light Brahma... It's certainly slow feathering! They are the same age! (S/he also has a constant pasty butt... No matter how often I clean it, it just comes back!)

(BTW: I think it's safe to say that ONE is a cockrel and he's the slowest feathering of the two!)

 

[chasinglights27]

i dont think so, i believe they need to have feathered feet. not an expert though.

 

[stephanie1992]

they look like Millie fluer Antwerp Belgian bantams
http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGP/Quail/BRKQuailBty.html

 

[Nicole01]

No, they are another bantam breed. You have a pair though. One male/one female. You might have a seabrite.

D'uccles have feathered feet. My Mille Fleur at 3 days old.

At 1 year old.

 

[weeboing]

Thanks... I wanted the ones that were advertised... Not these

 

[stephanie1992]

Thanks... I wanted the ones that were advertised... Not these

They are simalar to the duccles if they are what i posted. They just wont have the feathered legs

 

[mammat]

They look like bantam polish-do they have grey legs? Ooops just looked again they have combs so I dont know. Maybe a mix

 

[BlueCamas]

They look like d'Anvers to me, the 1st on is a pullet and the 2nd one is a cockerel.

 

[weeboing]

I got to looking at them closer and I don't think that they are d'Anvers as the comb is different than what I find in the books and online... However, I was thinking that perhaps they are a coloration in the Dutch Bantams...

What do you think?

 

[hdowden]

not d'uccles: for these they have to have a beard, feathered legs including their middle toe, vulture hocks (wont have these as baby fuzz)

might be better to wait till they fully feather out at about 6-8 weeks of age but it does indeed look like you have a cockerel