It looks like broken lacing but with Americana puffy cheeks! Love to her bits - Shes 25% bearded Silkie & 75% Serama! Even her comb is adorable! Is there a name for this type of patterning? Or does she just look like a fool to all the poultry fanciers that go by the book haha!
She's a silver base color, wild-type partridge. The Dark Brown gene could be why she is lacking patterning through the chest. And she has a melanizer gene to produce that black head. Not a specific name for her coloring, but that's her basic genetic breakdown.
In my experience, that color is called "invisible chicken" when she's settled into a nest in a pasture of dried grass and you're desperately trying to find her before the predators. "Wild type" is camouflaged survival on the farm when they stay out all night.
