Gray lady (or gentleman)

[Bubblegum85]

Picked up a couple of Cream Legbars and scooped up this mystery breed. I know it will be hard to tell what mixed breeds he might be but what I want to know if it's possible it will stay grayish?

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Picked up a couple of Cream Legbars and scooped up this mystery breed. I know it will be hard to tell what mixed breeds he might be but what I want to know if it's possible it will stay grayish?

Hard to tell breed when their so young. He looks like he might grow up to be lavender.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Looks blue to me so yes he will stay grayish.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

First picture I thought splash (white with blue flecks), but middle and third photos show a significantly grey back...so I agree...either lavender or blue.

And yes...no idea as to breed...especially if it is a mixed breed.

LofMc

 

[Quaicken108]

I agree with all the other posters. Keep us updated on the little one!

 

[Bubblegum85]

It's wings are growing in much slower than the other hens born on the same day (crested cream Legbars hens). Does this indicate sex in any way?

 

[Frazzemrat1]

It's wings are growing in much slower than the other hens born on the same day (crested cream Legbars hens). Does this indicate sex in any way?

Not really

 

[VeryHappyHens]

It's wings are growing in much slower than the other hens born on the same day (crested cream Legbars hens). Does this indicate sex in any way?

In some breed females usually grow there wings faster. Wing sexing is not as accurate in most breeds.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Where is the chick from? Any chance they carry Lavender Mottled Orpingtons? Kind of a stretch, but I think I'm seeing lavender and white feathers on the wings

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Maybe a blue wyandotte? Hard to tell the comb, but does not look like a single comb anyway?
If it does have a single comb, could be a silver laced Orpington.
My silver laced orp looked a lot like this as a chick. Will be fun to see how this one feathers out.
Photo of my orp as a chick: