Is this considered “barred”?

[The Coop Crew]

Hi! This is Sophia our Olive egger and I’m just curious if she is considered “barred”? We got her from a reputable breeder in our area so I have zero idea what her mix is.

(Middle chick in the picture)

Thanks so much!

 

[1Slayer]

Yes, I would say so-
I have barred rocks, and laced wyandottes.

 

[The Coop Crew]

Yes, I would say so-
I have barred rocks, and laced wyandottes.

Thank you! Will she stay barred like that as she grows? Sorry this is my very first batch of chicks so I’m sort of clueless haha.
Any idea what her mix may be?

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Any idea what her mix may be?

Crested cream legbar crossed to something else.

The barring will stay.

Cute chicks!

 

[The Coop Crew]

Crested cream legbar crossed to something else.

The barring will stay.

Cute chicks!

Thanks so much!!!! I appreciate it

 

[The Coop Crew]

Crested cream legbar crossed to something else.

The barring will stay.

Cute chicks!

One more question! My rainbow layer seems to be “crested” as well. She has a little tuft of hair on her head too! Would she be a mix of crested cream legbar as well?

 

[The Coop Crew]

One more question! My rainbow layer seems to be “crested” as well. She has a little tuft of hair on her head too! Would she be a mix of crested cream legbar as well?

I think I answered my own questions haha. Given the crest and the little bit of copper in her neck feathers I think she may be a crested legbar and BCM mix! What do you guys think?

 

[AinaWGSD]

I think you're right, cream legbar and BCM is a super common mix of breeds to get olive eggers. Barring can sometimes be more prominent on juvenile feathers, but your olive egger has pretty distinct barring that should stay.

My olive Eggers barring is becoming more distinct as she gets older, but it's most noticeable on her neck and a little harder to make out on her body.

 

[The Coop Crew]

I think you're right, cream legbar and BCM is a super common mix of breeds to get olive eggers. Barring can sometimes be more prominent on juvenile feathers, but your olive egger has pretty distinct barring that should stay.View attachment 3865235
My olive Eggers barring is becoming more distinct as she gets older, but it's most noticeable on her neck and a little harder to make out on her body.

She’s gorgeous! How old is she?

 

[AinaWGSD]

She’s gorgeous! How old is she?

Thanks! She's 7 weeks old today (that picture is from this weekend).