We just got four young chickens (a rooster and three hens) to replace our previous three Columbian Wyandottes, who were sadly lost to a Raccoon. I hardened the coop, replaced the chicken wire with hardware cloth, and made it into a safe fortress for the new guys.
The farm where we get them raises Columbian Wyandottes, but one hen is a bit different. She has lacing on her back, but not on her chest the way a Silver Laced would be. Could she be a mix, or just a normal variation on Columbian, or something else?
Thanks,
Here is a shot of all four new 'uns, posing for their family portrait.
Everyone else from the farm is like the other three.
The farm where we get them raises Columbian Wyandottes, but one hen is a bit different. She has lacing on her back, but not on her chest the way a Silver Laced would be. Could she be a mix, or just a normal variation on Columbian, or something else?
Thanks,
Here is a shot of all four new 'uns, posing for their family portrait.
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