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cbird
In the Brooder
- Apr 15, 2015
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Anyone have any thoughts on the first picture? I have a few more pictures but they aren't very clear I can try again tomorrow!
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Anyone have any thoughts on the first picture? I have a few more pictures but they aren't very clear I can try again tomorrow!
This one looks like and OEGB mix to me, or maybe just and oddly colored wheaton. Legs are white, and it does appear to carry a spangle gene. Spangling should increase as it ages. This is the only one I think could be male. The only reason I think that is that's male coloration. Don't see any male feathers though.
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Sorry I know I have asked for a lot of help already.. However I have a few more questions. The two that look alike the brahmas, one has red around eyes and above beak ( I think this is called the comb but like I said... First week of chickens!) does this mean roo? And I had read somewhere on silkies with hair that stands up straight on head is a too?!? Please help if I have 3 Roos I think I'm in trouble?
Can you get a picture of the Silkie from the side? Close up of her head from the side would be very helpful..but generally a Silkie hen will have a crest (the feathers on top of the head) that stand kinda straight up and the whole crest is rounded like a giant cotton ball..a roo's will sort of sweep towards his rear..but they are hard to sex until about 4-6 months oldSorry I know I have asked for a lot of help already.. However I have a few more questions. The two that look alike the brahmas, one has red around eyes and above beak ( I think this is called the comb but like I said... First week of chickens!) does this mean roo? And I had read somewhere on silkies with hair that stands up straight on head is a too?!? Please help if I have 3 Roos I think I'm in trouble?