Got her today. Her Entire Flock was killed, and she was the only survivor.

[all by me onesies]

Or maybe a mix with Leghorn and something else.

Depending on how many generations of mixing, she could be half Leghorn or 3/4 Leghorn or some other amount.

Sorry, just jumping in here. It looks that way, because I have never seen a leghorn with an upright comb

 

[JustBabyMargo]

She looks like a leghorn mix I used to have. Her name was Onion-

Mine was part maran though, and her egg color was actually closer to a maran’s egg color.

Your girl is gorgeous nevertheless. Kudos to you for rescuing her!

 

[all by me onesies]

She definitely looks like she has some leghorn, there were a lot of leghorns in the flock. But she lays a green egg, and had dark gray legs. What kind of cross is she?

Is she a clean legged or a feather legged?

 

[galaga6846]

Is she a clean legged or a feather legged?

Clean black legs

 

[galaga6846]

Is she a clean legged or a feather legged?

And she lays white eggs

 

[all by me onesies]

And she lays white eggs

Hmm... yeah she has the body of a leghorn but not the face of one, most likely a cross breed of a leghorn and something else

 

[galaga6846]

Hmm... yeah she has the body of a leghorn but not the face of one, most likely a cross breed of a leghorn and something else

It's possible that she's a Bluebell Leghorn, based on the other chickens in the yard. He had Rhode Islands, but she's not a golden comet. And he had a Bluebell rooster and leghorn hens.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

She’s not a pure Leghorn.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Leghorn

Nope…mixed color feathers, wrong egg color, and missing the white earlobes.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

It's possible that she's a Bluebell Leghorn, based on the other chickens in the yard. He had Rhode Islands, but she's not a golden comet. And he had a Bluebell rooster and leghorn hens.

Were the RIRs purebred? Or were they RSLs?