yep the 2 dark ones are norma mille chick color. Some show more striping some dont, but that's a basic mille chick color.
The other one, who knows? should be a mille based chick from what you have, but it doesnt conform to any color I have seen yet.
a goldneck will be orange and white, a porcelain is a smokey blue and cream.
Betting this odd ball will be a pale mille, and maybe carry dominate white.
To get your porcelain, both parents have to be porcelain or be split for lavender. None of mine are splits, so from mine you'd have to have a pair of porcelains to get porcelains off the first breeding.
on your older birds, that first goldneck pullet looks perfect. The other wont be too bad either.
on the others you showed, they'll be pretty nice too in the long run. That one doesnt have too much black, each feather on them is supposed to be tipped in a black V and finished in white. So every feather should have black, you just dont want massive patches, just the tips except for the tail and such. They change over time getting better and better mottling up til they are usually 2. The white does the most. So one with light white as a yearling has a lot of potential. Where one with a lot of white as a yearling will usually be too white as it matures.
she had this huge lump under her left wing, I am thinking abscess, anyway, now the lump is smaller, but she really isnt able to walk. She has been up in the house for 10days, other then her lump, I thought she was egg bound originally.So I have no idea if she will make it at this point, but she is still eating, just not able to really walk, she hobbles and kinda walks on her wings for balance.
