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

[MysteryChicken]

Good! still looking about the same so no exciting news to share yet

Okay, had to ask.

 

[SuperiorFarmsGirl]

Updated pictures of eagle because why not

All her babies as of this point aren’t looking like her. They all have the black feathers white bodies but not seeing the neck coloring?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Updated pictures of eagle because why not

All her babies as of this point aren’t looking like her. They all have the black feathers white bodies but not seeing the neck coloring?

Pictures of the babies too if you have the chance?

I'd doubt a pied chicken would give the same pattern each time.

 

[SheaLoner]

You might need to save back one of her sons to breed back to her. To get her coloring if it's even possible.

 

[TheWasp]

 

[SheaLoner]

Well thats a point for it being a leghorn color pattern!

 

[SheaLoner]

Seriously though, where did they get Foghorn Leghorn's coloring from? He was created in the 40's I now some of it could be artistic license, but it could have been a true pattern.

 

[IRBchickenmama]

That is such cool feathering (and I believe it's a little cockerel)! Is it one you hatched from your own flock. If so....what other breeds do you have? Right now (with the mini muffs and the gray legs) I would say EE. We have a couple Easter Eggers w/ the white and splash feathering. But that is just the coolest where the head is concerned.

FOGHORN, LEGHORN!

 

[IRBchickenmama]

Well thats a point for it being a leghorn color pattern!

JINX! You sent at the same time

 

[troyer]

Updated pictures of eagle because why not

All her babies as of this point aren’t looking like her. They all have the black feathers white bodies but not seeing the neck coloring?

It'll be interesting to see how she molts. Will it be the same as now or will it change?