Half silkie half what?

[Oncoming Storm]

Also! I just remembered I messaged someone a while ago because they had an article that had a picture of a silkie mix rooster that looked almost exactly like mine (and yours save the rose comb) her mix was completely different than mine so this combination maybe common when coming from a black based silkie since that seemed to be the only thing in common in the breeding.

 

[ahoyaki]

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Also! I just remembered I messaged someone a while ago because they had an article that had a picture of a silkie mix rooster that looked almost exactly like mine (and yours save the rose comb) her mix was completely different than mine so this combination maybe common when coming from a black based silkie since that seemed to be the only thing in common in the breeding.

I'll try and ask the original breeder what she thinks the breeds are. Maybe we'll find out soon ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[ahoyaki]

Also! I just remembered I messaged someone a while ago because they had an article that had a picture of a silkie mix rooster that looked almost exactly like mine (and yours save the rose comb) her mix was completely different than mine so this combination maybe common when coming from a black based silkie since that seemed to be the only thing in common in the breeding.

Upon closer inspection on my rooster I noticed that he had puffs of feathers growing on the side of his face, just like an ameraucauna. And after looking up golden ameraucaunas there were a couple that had the same neck feathers as ours, as well as others with the same golden wing feathers, although I'm not completely sure that our chickens are ameraucaunas I do believe that there is a high chance that they are a little bit ameraucauna

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Upon closer inspection on my rooster I noticed that he had puffs of feathers growing on the side of his face, just like an ameraucauna. And after looking up golden ameraucaunas there were a couple that had the same neck feathers as ours, as well as others with the same golden wing feathers, although I'm not completely sure that our chickens are ameraucaunas I do believe that there is a high chance that they are a little bit ameraucauna

Silkies are often bearded too