Colors from my OEGB pen?

[Blisschick]

I'm trying to figure out what colors I can expect from my OEGB pen. I have 8 young girls in with my roo that have started laying and I'm thinking about hatching out some of the eggs. This is what I have:

1 Blue breasted red cockerel (possibly blue wheaton, I wasn't informed exactly what his color was, but he looks like the roo on this page: http://sugarvalleyfarms.net/bantams.shtml)

2 BBR crele

2 fawn

4 BBR

This is what I know I can expect to see:
blue and bbr's

blue and bbr crele
Which sex can I expect to be the barred chicks (male or female?)

Which recessive color will be more dominant, the fawn or the blue?

I also have a fawn sport chick (pullet) that I want to put in later on. What colors can I expect from her?

 

[chickenwhisperer123]

Well it looks like you know more than I do!!

I was going to say pretty colors...

 

[PurpleChicken]

Stacey!!! You still have chickens?? Nice to see ya.

 

[Blisschick]

PC DAHLING!!! Yes, I still have chickens. It's just been a busy summer, with my son graduating and all. Maybe thing will slow down by the end of the summer, and I can send you those silkie eggs. The girls keep wanting to sit, then sumthin' happens. No silkie babies for me this year. :-(

 

[flyingmonkeypoop]

I am pretty sure the crele pullets would have sexlinked barring so in that case it would be crele males and non crele females. I am thinking that wheaton would be recesive to BBR. Also is fawn like dun or a true breeding color? If it is dun then dun would be dominant over blue. If the fawn sport is khaki then you would get some khaki and duns.

 

[Blisschick]

As far as I know, fawn and dun are the same thing. Instead of the bird having black, it becomes brownish. The sport (splash) version has a nearly white bird with gold lacing and dappling for the female, pale brown to white in the male. The original sport I had is the mother and grandmother to the two fawn girls I have now. Here's some photos I found of the colors...I'll have to take some of my own birds to give a better photo.

This guy is fawn: http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Games/GameBantams/BambiCrow.JPEG

This one is a fawn sport:

A fawn hen:

(mine look a little darker, but fade in the sun)

A sport hen:

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

Pretty!!

 

[flyingmonkeypoop]

Yeah those are dun. So you will get blacks, blues, duns, khaki, from your pen with the various patterns (BBR, crele)

 

[Blisschick]

I also have a fawn chick that's a cockerel. I was thinking I might experiment later on and try fawn crele. I haven't seen or heard of that color, but I'm sure it probably exists somewhere. Blue creles are pretty as it is, but fawn is probably gorgeous.

Did I mention that I LOVE my little OEGB's??

LOL

 

[Henk69]

Sorry, I am dutch. Is sport another word for splash, I mean is a splash a blue sport? I know the story of the english "noble" men filandering ...

Or is "sport" another word for "white", so could be used for dominant white also.