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You are right! Sorry, I somehow missed the part about them being in a rare breed batch. RIR are pretty common.I don’t think a RIR would be in a rare breed batch. The feathers coming in are grey lavender looking and mine looks more golden read in the head for quiet some time before she got her big girls feathers as I am new they both have me stumped but I know they aren’t anything like what I have BO,BR,RIR, EE, Cinnamon Queen, SS, Barnies. So none of those from what I have and what I’ve looked at when researching everyone of those breeds.
The first chick could be a Lavender Orphingtin.
I think the second chick is a Rhode Island Red.
I was thinking Lavender Orpington for second chick because they don’t have black beak and the have yellow festering on chest and grey wings back etc.The first chick could be a Lavender Orphingtin.
I think the second chick is a Rhode Island Red.
You are right! Sorry, I somehow missed the part about them being in a rare breed batch. RIR are pretty common.
But I guess some do wow the difference in one breed!I was leaning toward lavendar
I was thinking Lavender Orpington for second chick because they don’t have black beak and the have yellow festering on chest and grey wings back etc.
You are right! Sorry, I somehow missed the part about them being in a rare breed batch. RIR are pretty common.