Choc cuckoo orp × choc orp

[hunthrail]

I posted this girl a month or so ago, and got no replies so I figured I'd try again with new pictures. She is from a chocolate orp hen and a chocolate cuckoo orp roo. I have her sister (from the same clutch) who is normal chocolate. This girl however was the only from the clutch that came out this color/pattern everyone else was chocolate or chocolate cuckoo . Trying to figure out what her color is called/considered. I've included pictures of her next to the normal chocolate, as well as the parents . Google lead me to crele but I don't see any barring on her.

 

[african chickens]

I don't know much about any of those breeds but she is absolutely beautiful

 

[hunthrail]

I don't know much about any of those breeds but she is absolutely beautiful

Thank you

 

[nicalandia]

I posted this girl a month or so ago, and got no replies so I figured I'd try again with new pictures. She is from a chocolate orp hen and a chocolate cuckoo orp roo. I have her sister (from the same clutch) who is normal chocolate. This girl however was the only from the clutch that came out this color/pattern everyone else was chocolate or chocolate cuckoo . Trying to figure out what her color is called/considered. I've included pictures of her next to the normal chocolate, as well as the parents . Google lead me to crele but I don't see any barring on her.

She lacks any barring and it's not extended black(would have been solid Chocolate), Looks Chocolate Partridge to me, I suspect that both parents are not homozygous for the Autosomal Dominant Extended Black(E) and are in fact E/eb(both parents) This give a 25% chance of hatching eb/eb chicks that turn out like her when grown up.