I thought I knew the breed of my bantam but now I am not sure.

[Rhandi74]

I had several people tell me my bantam pullet looked like an Orpington. It has now been brought to my attention that she no longer looks like an Orpington. It really does not matter, just would be nice to know. Here she is.

Pics are from most recent about 10 weeks old to a couple days old.

 

[MySweetChickens]

it looks like a buff orpington to me

she's a really pretty hen

 

[Sunshine0235]

It looks more gamey than a buff orpington. Orpingtons are usually big, round, and fluffy.

Might still be one though, might not just be filled out.

 

[BantamLover21]

It looks more gamey than a buff orpington. Orpingtons are usually big, round, and fluffy.

Might still be one though, might not just be filled out.

Agreed.

 

[Wyandottes7]

It looks more gamey than a buff orpington. Orpingtons are usually big, round, and fluffy.

Might still be one though, might not just be filled out.

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[Rhandi74]

Thank you for all the replies. Originally I thought she was an OEGB but everyone suggested Orpington. I guess time will tell. She started out much smaller then my other OEGB hens and now she is quite a bit bigger. Either way they both are very sweet.

If she is a buff OEGB should her tail turn white? I have seen similar OEGB to her but they all have white in their tail.