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I am not totally confident that I will have the correct terminology since I am just learning about chickens, but the chick is very beautiful and seems to have a barred or cuckoo pattern, but in white/cream and buff colored. So yes, there are white spots all over! The tail is also starting to come in dark underneath, but its hard to get a good picture of that. It is possible that the chick is a mixed breed, but I'm not sure what could breed with a Buff Orpington to turn out like this. There were also Easter Eggers, Salmon Faverolles, Specked Sussex, Black Australorp, and white silkies I think at the farm that I believe I saw...and some sort of buff orpington that I didn't see, I'm assuming, since the farmer thought it might be a buff orpington chickLooks like it could be but it seems to have white spot pattern in it and BO don't have that. Could be a mixed breed or the light isn't good and there really isn't white spots all over
Thank you so much!!! I had never heard of that before (obviously) but when I looked it up, it does look like that is a possibility!It could be a lemon cuckoo orpington
Crele x BuffDon't mean to hijack your thread, but I love the color on your chicken. How would you get a lemon cuckoo pullet? Cuckoo x BO?
Thanks for your input!Looks like a lemon cuckoo cockerel.
Lol, I love what he looks like to! I'm having a hard time deciding what to do with him, I really wish he was a pullet so I could keep her. He is funny and so cute, I love his round little body and he is amazing at free ranging.Don't mean to hijack your thread, but I love the color on your chicken. How would you get a lemon cuckoo pullet? Cuckoo x BO?
Thanks! Haha I was wondering the ways that people breed to create this coloring too! Personally, I find it absolutely precious and was so excited to see his feathers come in patterned, when I expected plain buff coloring.Crele x Buff