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Fortunately, I'm not wanting to show them.. but that's what I thought- she does not look like anything at all! Even her crest isn't very nice, it's just very sparse and not well filled in like the others. Sigh. I got them for my egg layers and I know they are not as reliable as my rocks and wynadottes- but I don't need a ton of eggs, either. BUT-- even at that, if I order WCB Polish, I want them to at least LOOK like they are supposed to. I thought maybe she could be a laced- but she just looks odd. Unfortunately, there are two more that look just like her. So what the heck could be mixed with her? Would they mix a Laced with a Black??
I only have two that look like they should-- all black bodies. Double Sigh.
Very cool about meeting Ivy! Funny that she didn't make a dent into your Serama project and yet she still took quite a few. I bet she will love them too! They probably look kind of similar to OE right? OH- I was at Atwoods today (yes...again) and they have new bantams in there- more silkies and then they had these teeny TINY little BIRDS- they didn't look like chicks! Made me think they must be OE's or seramas! They were half the size of the other bantams! And they stood upright, they were so dang cute! I left them there, but it was hard. ha!
Did they have any other color of silies besides white? I want another but I don't want white. Just what I need, another chicken. Lol I would take a picture of the different birds and send it to the hatchery they came from and have them verify what they are. Maybe they will correct the problem.
I think I only saw white.. possibly a grey or a black? The grey one was really fluffy, but I couldn't see his toes. They did have feathers on them, but that could still be anything. They have a whole brand new bin of bantams in! So it would be worth a look. I didn't really pay too much attention except to look at those teeny tiny birds in there.
GOOD idea, BTW about sending the pics to the hatchery and asking them what they are! Or at least showing my comparison pics and seeing what they think the mottled birds might end up being. Thanks!