Is this a buff Orpington?

[chickdaddy103]

Ok, so anybody who's been following my crazy saga has seen me go back and forth on what these two little decile are. However, I think I've nailed down what the orange yellowish one is. Is it a buff Orpington??

 

[Grub Digger]

The legs are yellow so it could be a buff plymouth rock. Orpingtons typically have pink legs.

 

[chickdaddy103]

The legs are yellow so it could be a buff plymouth rock.  Orpingtons typically have pink legs.

That was a weird picture. Here is a better one

 

[Shezadandy]

That was a weird picture. Here is a better one

I'd have to agree it's probably not a buff orpington- the legs being pink (should be yellow).
Here are 3 week old pics of confirmed buff orpingtons to compare with your chick:

 

[junebuggena]

I'd have to agree it's probably not a buff orpington- the legs being pink (should be yellow).
Here are 3 week old pics of confirmed buff orpingtons to compare with your chick:

Orpingtons are supposed to have pinkish legs. Your chicks are Buff Rocks. OPs chick is a Buff Orpington, and a little cockerel.

 

[chickdaddy103]

Here's a better picture of the legs

 

[chickens really]

I have a Buff Orpington with pink legs......She is a pure Buff.......

I am sure yours is also......


Cheers!

 

[chickdaddy103]

I have a Buff Orpington with pink legs......She is a pure Buff.......
Yay! I've had buff Orpingtons a while back but never from chicks... I love them as a breed

I am sure yours is also......


Cheers!

 

[chickens really]

Quote: They are such nice Docile and friendly Birds..........



Cheers!

 

[Shezadandy]

Orpingtons are supposed to have pinkish legs. Your chicks are Buff Rocks. OPs chick is a Buff Orpington, and a little cockerel.

The hatchery they came from doesn't offer Buff Rocks.
Looking back through their chick photos, around 60 days is when the legs lost the yellow and started going pink.

Now as adults they're pinkish legs all the way.

Sorry for any confusion to the OP and others nice enough to point out the discrepancy.


Same chicks from post above, as adults: