I bought 6 buff orp chicks 7 weeks ago from my local feed store

[FIZBIT]

I have read that Orpingtons have pink legs .Which 5 of mine do. But 1 still has yellow legs. What breed would this be? It doesn't matter what it may be. I don't plan on breeding. Just wondering.

 

[JedJackson]

Probably buff Plymouth rock.

 

[4 ever Orpington]

I have read that Orpingtons have pink legs .Which 5 of mine do. But 1 still has yellow legs. What breed would this be? It doesn't matter what it may be. I don't plan on breeding. Just wondering.

You can compare my Buff Orpington cockerel and hens legs for reference hope this helps.

 

[drumstick diva]

buff orps have white or pinkish legs and feet - your odd one may be a buff rock

 

[FIZBIT]

Thank you everyone. Yeah all the other 5 have pinkish legs. Except the 1 that has yellow legs. Wasn't sure what she might be. As they all came from the same bin at the same time and all looked the same at that time .She is a pretty little thing though. And a sweetie.

 

[Alexandra33]

Most likely a Buff Rock, like others have stated.

~Alex

 

[Chicken Strut]

Another possibility might be buff chantecler. I have a buff orpington (Gertrude) and a buff chantecler (Helena) from Meyer Hatchery, both hatched on May 7. Here's their pictures from last week. Of course, they have different combs as well as different colored legs, and you didn't mention that as a difference.

 

[JedJackson]

Another possibility might be buff chantecler. I have a buff orpington (Gertrude) and a buff chantecler (Helena) from Meyer Hatchery, both hatched on May 7. Here's their pictures from last week. Of course, they have different combs as well as different colored legs, and you didn't mention that as difference.View attachment 1435226 View attachment 1435227

Yes, it could be a buff chantecler or buff wyandotte, but I assumed the comb was single. If it is not then that opens up the possibilities.

 

[FIZBIT]

Yes, it could be a buff chantecler or buff wyandotte, but I assumed the comb was single. If it is not then that opens up the possibilities.

I didn't think about the comb shape. I will look at that and post a picture of her comb. Thank you

 

[FIZBIT]

Another possibility might be buff chantecler. I have a buff orpington (Gertrude) and a buff chantecler (Helena) from Meyer Hatchery, both hatched on May 7. Here's their pictures from last week. Of course, they have different combs as well as different colored legs, and you didn't mention that as a difference.View attachment 1435226 View attachment 1435227

Found a younger picture of her showing her comb.