Feather Pattern Identifying

[Cesarloveschickens]

These are my mixed girls and was wondering does she have a feather pattern that's identifiable. I'm asking because on both girls there's a white line running down the middle.

 

[AlleysChicks]

That white line is the stem of the feather. Full body pics so we get the “whole picture”.

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

that "pattern" is very common in EE hens.

 

[Cesarloveschickens]

 

[MissChick@dee]

Looks like Easter Egger Mixes. They should be very sweet birds for you. Do they lay yet?

 

[Cesarloveschickens]

Yes they recently finished up their first molt and have been laying large brown eggs

 

[MissChick@dee]

Brown? Interesting. Perhaps I’m off on the EE X’s. Dunno let’s see what others votes are. Best wishes

 

[Cesarloveschickens]

Thx, also to show yall the egg one of them lays the one on the left is from one of my barred rocks the one on the right is from the darker face hen

 

[AlleysChicks]

Yep they can lay brown. Easter Eggers can lay many colors: green, blue, brown, pink, even white!

 

[The Moonshiner]

They're both mixed color/patterns.
The stripe is part of feather pattern that goes all the way back to the wild type (duckwing) pattern. Its just part of the camouflage pattern for the females.
Its on many patterns and mixed patterns. Very common.