how i identify BA and black Olive egger

[honorkt]

hello folks

I have hatched olive egger (blue eggs) and BA (light brown eggs), I kept them in one coop .. now they are at 3 months old.

I cant find any different between them... they are blacks with glow blue/green color feather.. they look same.

any help

I'm kinda newbies in chicken world

 

[homeschoolin momma]

Pictures?

 

[JedJackson]

hello folks

I have hatched olive egger (blue eggs) and BA (light brown eggs), I kept them in one coop .. now they are at 3 months old.

I cant find any different between them... they are blacks with glow blue/green color feather.. they look same.

any help

I'm kinda newbies in chicken world

Sometimes you can tell them apart by combs, if Easter eggers or Ameraucanas are used to make the olive eggers. In that case the OEs may have pea combs, whereas Australorps should have single combs. I'm assuming that is what you meant by BA, black Australorps.

 

[honorkt]

Sometimes you can tell them apart by combs, if Easter eggers or Ameraucanas are used to make the olive eggers. In that case the OEs may have pea combs, whereas Australorps should have single combs. I'm assuming that is what you meant by BA, black Australorps

thanks for reply that would help

I will check them
so single combs for rooster and hen BA?

 

[honorkt]

Pictures?

due bad weather today i couldn't take a good photo ... i will attach photos soon

 

[JedJackson]

thanks for reply that would help

I will check them
so single combs for rooster and hen BA?

Yes, Australorps should always have single combs in both sexes.

 

[honorkt]

the combs of them.. hope this help

 

[honorkt]

any help to those combs if single or pea...

 

[Beaker99]

I don't see a pea comb.

 

[Iluveggers]

What breeds were crossed to make the Olive Eggers?