Help making more EE's that look like this:

[RoosterRiot]

Donrae*

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Donrae*

Use the @ symbol in front of the name like @donrae when you want someone's attention.

That marking on hers reminds me a little of the Delaware chickens.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

It notifies people that you mentioned them.

Another way is to "quote" them. It will do the same thing.

 

[RoosterRiot]

It notifies people that you mentioned them. 

Got it. Thanks for the tip.

She does look a bit like a Delaware but with the incomplete lacing.

Another way is to "quote" them. It will do the same thing.

 

[RoosterRiot]

Well I screwed that up.

 

[donrae]

Is your blrw a hen or a rooster?

 

[drumstick diva]

This is getting interesting - donrae is our Sherlock Holmes . Would dna testing turn up the parents?

 

[RoosterRiot]

The BLRW is a rooster. I just put him and Pepper in the honeymoon sweet yesterday.

 

[RoosterRiot]

I believe he is actually splash not blue. I don't have a recent picture of him. Here he is as a cockerel.

 

[junebuggena]

I believe he is actually splash not blue. I don't have a recent picture of him. Here he is as a cockerel.

He's a Splash. Definitely not the father of the girl in question. Also, he's a red/gold base color. That would mean the silver (white) of your pullet would have come from the mother. But that is not a genetic possibility. A silver hen can only pass silver to her male offspring.
Your Easter Egger rooster is the father. He also has similar pattern genetics to your pullet. He will pass that silver color to about 50% of his chicks, regardless of the hens' coloring. However, I do believe a Wyandotte may have been the mother, unless you have a different breed of hen with a rose comb.