Confused

[kimeeL]

I already hatched the eggs. They were white

 

[kimeeL]

The chicks are above. White large eggs x

 

[I Love Feather Babies]

The chicks are above. White large eggs x

Maybe a legbar cross.

 

[I Love Feather Babies]

Maybe a legbar cross.

None of the pictures I’ve seen of cream legbars are that light in color. The head looks right but coloring is off so maybe cross of some kind.

 

[kimeeL]

Yes. That's what I thought

 

[cherrynberry]

Oh dear. LOL. Here's a picture I was sent. Front white one, is mum.

Do you mean the one without the crest? I agree that these chicks aren’t Cochins.

I already hatched the eggs. They were white

White legbars lay blue, so it’s clear the mom isn’t pure.

None of the pictures I’ve seen of cream legbars are that light in color. The head looks right but coloring is off so maybe cross of some kind.

That’s cuz these are white legbars, not CCLBs. It says so in the first post.

I do agree that it’s likely the seller doesn’t have a clean line of white legbars though, granted they lay white. All in all, these chicks are mutts and should be pretty interesting to watch as they enter adulthood.

 

[kimeeL]

Not mutts. Beauties in the making I say

 

[Painted Calls]

Do you mean the one without the crest? I agree that these chicks aren’t Cochins.

White legbars lay blue, so it’s clear the mom isn’t pure.

That’s cuz these are white legbars, not CCLBs. It says so in the first post.

I do agree that it’s likely the seller doesn’t have a clean line of white legbars though, granted they lay white. All in all, these chicks are mutts and should be pretty interesting to watch as they enter adulthood.

Mom appears to be a white LH.

The chicks are barnyard mixes either way. You will need to wait until they are 6 weeks old, then post photos showing combs and wattles for a gender ID. Being part Legbar will not affect sexing them.