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Those appear almost orange! Curiosity bug is going hard! No black on the legs, orange tone, straight comb, frosted tips on black feathers.... going to be browsing through more chick pics again. Going back to Meyer's website....So, dinner out was nice, but the food was a disappointment. Extremely salty, and the fried brussell sprouts - which I thought were pan fried - were deep fried and overcooked. Trying to be healthy with that appetizer(They, too, were exceedingly salty.) However, the time spent with hubby was nice, and I bumped into a former student who is now a trauma nurse for sexual assault victims. So nice to see someone doing well & doing good! So, overall, it was a nice, but short, evening out
Okay, @rural mouse , I think I'm going to change my answer to what is behind door #1, lol.
After looking at the chicks feet/legs again, I think they are neither 'white' nor 'yellow', but 'flesh colored'. They aren't 'white' like baby orpington chicks, but they aren't 'yellow' like BR chicks. That's my answer and I'm sticking to it.
I suspect it will be a very lightly barred CM. This is the best I can come up with given the breeds that Meyer Hatchery offers.
I've attached pics. Please excuse the operator's poor pic taking skills:
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And, last butt not least, a fuzzy bottom:
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Sorry the food wasn't great, but glad you enjoyed the evening