Chicken Calculator color question.

[themenagerie]

I posted this in "Breed and Gender" and got nothing.. Maybe I posted it in the wrong thread. I would love some input here.

I'm playing a little bit of "Who's my mommy" and maybe.. "Who's my daddy" as well. I'm trying to determine which of my chicks came from which hens. Would the color of a speckled sussex be considered partridge, jubilee or spangled? The roo is a blue orpington. Hens in question are a blue orpington, barred rock, and speckled sussex, and there may have been white rock eggs in there, but I can't be sure. I have 3 white, 1 splash, 2 partridge and 2 black chicks. I've got the black and splash figured out, I thought the partridge were the SS since they look exactly as my SS did as chicks (perhaps a wee bit lighter) , but if I do a calculation with blue/jubilee it shows white chicks..if I do it with partridge..it shows blue chicks. One twist to this, which may or may not be relevant.. I do have a Welsummer Roo, but I never see him mate hens, he's chased off on a regular basis..but could that account for the partridge chicks? I appears that it could, when I use the calculator.
Thanks for your expertise!!

 

[Henk69]

speckled sussex is either e^b/e^b or E^Wh/E^Wh with Co/Co mo/mo Mh/Mh. The rest is default.

 

[themenagerie]

Thank you so much for your reply, but I'm afraid I don't know what it means. Care to elaborate?

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Speckled sussex are mottled (mo mo) with red enhancers (mahogany--Mh Mh) and columbian (Co Co) on either a brown (e^b e^b) or wheaten (E^Wh E^Wh) base.

 

[Henk69]

Thank you so much for your reply, but I'm afraid I don't know what it means. Care to elaborate?

You can not find these symbols in the calculator? Then you may not have arrived there yet...