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[chicks are life]

For the buff Wilkie I'm thinking male its hackle feathers I can see and they have a darker orange to them then the rest of the body.

 

[hlhutchinson]

Barbecue is a wyandotte
And blackie is a I wanna say Australorp but wrong feet color...

Can you think of a mix that would give blackie the color of feet he has? Thank you

 

[junebuggena]

Can you think of a mix that would give blackie the color of feet he has? Thank you

It's the yellow under-tone that isn't right for Australorp. She's either a darker-than-average black sexlink or a Jersey Giant.

 

[hayls1812]

Hi my light Sussex is 13 weeks, what do u think?!

 

[TattooedChicks]

10 weeks old, last call before rehoming. The porcelain is silent, shy, and very laid back but I think I'm seeing some hackles and saddle feather growth. All still in favor of roo?

The white is another matter. Big pink comb that darkens with handling but usually pale, especially compared to my know jap males bright red. Feathers are round on the saddle but maybe finer around the neck. Heard my Cochin roo trying to crow now it's making some weak attempts at copying the noise.

 

[AlleysChicks]

Boy for the 1st one.
I had 2 porcelain D'Uccles and my female at 20 weeks just now looks like yours.

How old is the white? I think I see male feathers on it.

 

[junebuggena]

10 weeks old, last call before rehoming. The porcelain is silent, shy, and very laid back but I think I'm seeing some hackles and saddle feather growth. All still in favor of roo?
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The white is another matter. Big pink comb that darkens with handling but usually pale, especially compared to my know jap males bright red. Feathers are round on the saddle but maybe finer around the neck. Heard my Cochin roo trying to crow now it's making some weak attempts at copying the noise.
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The porcelain is definitely male, he's already got his saddle feathers growing in. 10 weeks is a bit young for clearly visible saddle feathers, especially on a white bird. But judging by the comb, it's also male.

 

[TattooedChicks]

Boy for the 1st one.
I had 2 porcelain D'Uccles and my female at 20 weeks just now looks like yours.

How old is the white? I think I see male feathers on it.

Also 10 weeks old, seemed to put on some comb early but it really hasn't grown or changed in the last few weeks with any speed. Thank you.

 

[TattooedChicks]

The porcelain is definitely male, he's already got his saddle feathers growing in. 10 weeks is a bit young for clearly visible saddle feathers, especially on a white bird. But judging by the comb, it's also male.

Well at least they can probably be rehomed together...

 

[sidnac100]

We have a new hen we just purchased, she came from a farm that had several breeds of chickens together (including white leghorn, orpingtons, and ameraucaunas). Right now she is isolated from the other birds to let them get a bit familiar with each other. She is a cream/white color with black specks and some pale tan about the head and tail. Any guesses as to what she is?