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I got this chicks that are supposed to be Blue Australorp and Blue Plymouth Rock, the problem is I'm having a real hard time telling them apart. If anyone can help its greatly appreciated.
 

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To tell the two apart leg color is key! This difference will get more clear with age, but Plymouth Rocks have yellow skin and Australorpshavw white/pink. Check undersides of feet to tell! Not sure why one has a headspot. Perhaps a mix
 

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