Australorp chick? Or something else...

[Hockeychick]

Hello again! This is Daisy. I'm not sure what she is, but I'm thinking possibly an Australorp?

 

[Blackberry18]

Looks like a Black Australorp.

 

[Hockeychick]

Thank you!

 

[junebuggena]

Does it really have what looks like white speckles? Or is that just the photos. If so, it might be a mottled Java.

 

[Hockeychick]

Honestly, I can't tell if there are white speckles. The light hits her a certain way, and I see white. Not in the picture, but when I'm holding her. She has a few white feathers on her wings too.

 

[Blackberry18]

Honestly, I can't tell if there are white speckles. The light hits her a certain way, and I see white. Not in the picture, but when I'm holding her. She has a few white feathers on her wings too.

The white feathers on her wings occur in most black breeds at a young age. They'll molt off.

 

[galvinj]

Looks like a Black Australorp. 

X2

 

[theoldchick]

What color are the bottoms of the feet?

Yellow= Jersey Giant.
Pink= Australorp



Jersey Giant pullet-note the yellow on the feet.








Australorp mix (yes she has crooked toes)



Hope this helps.

 

[Hockeychick]

Daisy has pink under her feet. I have a black Jersey Giant that I raised from a few days old. She didn't have the white head, but I guess that varies from bird to bird. Daisy is quite a bit larger than her 'sister' Fern. I'm trying to determine if Fern is a Welsummer or Brown Leghorn.