I have a mixed flock, but this one’s unique?

[NanaK]

She is really a pretty girl!

 

[Amer]

We’ve nicknamed her “eagle”

She looks like a reverse eagle!

Any chicken can throw slim body, especially breeding from impure flocks. Doesn't necessarily mean there's Leghorn in them.
2, of my deceased project birds, & a Laughing Chicken I hatched last year.View attachment 3408848View attachment 3408849View attachment 3408850View attachment 3408855

Your red breasted hen is really pretty.

 

[MysteryChicken]

She looks like a reverse eagle!

Your red breasted hen is really pretty.

She's still a pullet, about 7-8 months old.
Thanks, she looks Red Pyle, but this partial Grey/Silver lacing throws me off abit on that though.

 

[troyer]

She’s a leghorn or atleast has a leghorn body so I don’t think those are the parents ?? I mean I’m not an expert so if anyone wants to chime in

Her mother is for sure a leghorn, proof being the dominant white coloring.

Ok. I guess I thought I was focusing I. The white eggs being laid as the highest probability. Good thing I’m hatching close to 100 eggs from my entire flock, I guess I’ll be watching them all for look alike.

“eagle” isnt laying yet so as soon as she does I can atleast focus on her eggs

Keep going as you are, I dare say the white eggs are your highest probabilities.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Her mother is for sure a leghorn, proof being the dominant white coloring.


Keep going as you are, I dare say the white eggs are your highest probabilities.

Dominant white doesn't segregate color on the head like that, something else is going on .

 

[Amer]

She's still a pullet, about 7-8 months old.
Thanks, she looks Red Pyle, but this partial Grey/Silver lacing throws me off abit on that though. View attachment 3408939

She probably only has one copy of dominant white.

 

[MysteryChicken]

She probably only has one copy of dominant white.

Yes, my pullet very possible. I was talking about @SuperiorFarmsGirl's bird.

 

[MysteryChicken]

The only hint of gold/red on my girls head. Lonely Feather.

 

[troyer]

Dominant white doesn't segregate color on the head like that, something else is going on .

The body is dominant white. NO part of fantasy will change that. The head color is an anomaly that happens in chickens. I've had my share of chickens hatched on my farm that geneticists have said are impossible to get from the matings I've done. I understand the anomalys.
Dominant white doesn't hide unless it's under recessive white. Recessive white being just plain white without any other color showing, except in the occasional colored speck on several feathers. 25 years of raising chickens and hatching several thousand eggs should give me at least some idea of what's going on. I don't know everything yet, but 25 years is a lot of ground covered.

 

[troyer]

The only hint of gold/red on my girls head. Lonely Feather.View attachment 3408948

The colored feather is typical for recessive white. Not really an anomoly at this point.