they do look like a chocolate color
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I was thinking of doing that. I have them with a black australorp now. They look kind of crappy with the molt but when you see them in person they are definitely not black and I do have some chocolate orps to compare them to but my chocolate orp hens are not as light as these two.Maybe it was just my computer or something. They do look chocolaty. Chocolate is a resessive gene like lavendar, both parents have to carry the gene for the chicks to be chocolate. You could put them with a black roo and then breed the chicks together or breed a roo back to mom and see if you get more chocolates. If they are chocolate, you have 2 rare colored birds.
The crosses I have done with Australorps and RIR came out black with red leakage not a blended color. The legs usually are yellow on the bottom of that cross also.sorry was looking at the brown leghorn and the tail looks the same... not so much like the Lorp. But maybe cross there too. I hope you have the rarer chocolate Austrolorp, but they are rare for a reason and Crosses are hard to pick.
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