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They are Plymouth White rockDifferences in maturity. If they’re mixed breeds, they could have different genetics as well.
I agree that a fully body picture of the one with a large comb will help confirm things.
Have they shown any signs of laying? Squatting and visiting the nesting box?
I don’t know if I’m just not on point tonight but remind me with a POL is LOLHave they shown any signs of laying? Squatting and visiting the nesting box?
The one closest to the camera looks to be at POL
Point of Lay. How do you know they are not laying?I don’t know if I’m just not on point tonight but remind me with a POL is LOL
Oh! Naturally they take longer to start laying.They are Plymouth White rock
The kind of peak their head into inbox but for the most part the one with the larger Waddles and comb tends to want to perch up high more often than the other one but both are pretty docileHave they shown any signs of laying? Squatting and visiting the nesting box?
The one closest to the camera looks to be at POL
Yeah both are definitely pullets.
Good catch on your part!Yeah both are definitely pullets.
I have an Easter egger that is laying and she has greenish bluish eggs I have a Australorp hen that lays smaller brown eggs they’re not small eggs but they’re not like extra large whereas I know that the Plymouth white rocks lay large to extra-large. Her eggs tend to be just a little bit smaller than my Easter Egger and then I have mill fleurdo d’uccles which they lay small eggs and all of which I’ve been consistent with laying eggs for the last year so I haven’t had any extra eggs added into the mix so I know they’re not laying yetPoint of Lay. How do you know they are not laying?