Australorp 11 weeks old

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I also have an Australorp that is 11 weeks old, looks spitting image of yours, but funny thing happened, out of three chicks one just recently passed away, so we layed her on the ground so that that they could say their good buys and the mum could see her and what happened is the Australorp walked on top of her and did what a rooster would do it kept coming back every few minutes and repeating, so could this one be a Roo.

This Australorp in the first post is %100 female. If you like, you could take a photo of your Australorp and post it here, or, make another thread about it.

 

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Any ideas on the breed? I think they are girls. I believe the two white ones are leghorns, but not sure about the black ones. Thank you

I'm sorry, I'm not very good with breeds.

 

[Chipmunk Chicks]

Any ideas on the breed? I think they are girls. I believe the two white ones are leghorns, but not sure about the black ones. Thank you

Is it possible your black ones are Ayam Cemani? Were they all black as baby chicks, or tuxedo?

 

[mldlm]

They were tuxedo. I believe they are blue Australorps. This is one of the two T 18 weeks sitting next to her leghorn sister.

 

[Chipmunk Chicks]

They were tuxedo. I believe they are blue Australorps. This is one of the two T 18 weeks sitting next to her leghorn sister.

Oh, gotcha. Beautiful birds. Maybe it's the lighting in that picture, she doesn't look blue to me. Where did you get them from?

 

[mldlm]

Oh, gotcha. Beautiful birds. Maybe it's the lighting in that picture, she doesn't look blue to me. Where did you get them from?

I was told she was a black, at TSC, but when she was younger I was told she was blue. Either way, she’s a sweetheart. In the right lighting, she does look like she has a black “wig” - like her sister. But, she is the leader, so I think that is why she is being so aggressive to the young ones. The young ones are 8 weeks old, but I will try again around 12 weeks. They should be able to stand their ground a little better by then. This is a picture of her when she was younger.

 

[Chipmunk Chicks]

I was told she was a black, at TSC, but when she was younger I was told she was blue. Either way, she’s a sweetheart. In the right lighting, she does look like she has a black “wig” - like her sister. But, she is the leader, so I think that is why she is being so aggressive to the young ones. The young ones are 8 weeks old, but I will try again around 12 weeks. They should be able to stand their ground a little better by then. This is a picture of her when she was younger.

Oh wow, that is interesting. I see it in the baby picture absolutely.