Meyer Hatchery Chicken pics anyone??

Chick C - black copper marans
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Ok, Ohiojems, I'd say that J is your meal maker (something red I haven't had before--I'd defer to others), that H and I are your Welsummers (brown chipmunks with eyeliner, a distinct V on the top of the head, and no broken patterns on their face). E is definitely an EE with those big chipmunk cheeks, and I think D is too--I think I see a beard and greenish legs there, but I can't tell if I'm imagining it with the photo angles. That leaves F and G as your BLRWs. G has the classic broken pattern on the face for laced wyandottes, but F was much darker, which made me question it. The BLRW I got from Meyer a few weeks ago was also a very dark chick--just about the darkest I have seen in searching out many pics of BLRW chicks, trying to determine whether my girl will be blue or black--but even she didn't have nearly as much black on her head as your girl F. Alternatively, if I'm wrong and D doesn't have a beard or green legs, maybe she's your other BRLW, and F is your other EE.

Here's my dark BLRW as a day-old (and my welsummer roo on the far left in the first pic--he's the brown chipmunk in all these pics)





And I just posted her current pics in this thread today.
 
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Thanks, Finnie! You continue to give me hope with Blossom. I'm sure even if my girl does turn out to be a black BLRW, we will still be happy with her, but a blue sure would be nice. Your Jenny does sound special, too. The barred rocks really are striking. And if you're concerned about laying frequency, our 6 year olds have surprised me by still usually laying about 3 eggs a week each (EE and SLW). They're not freeloaders, although we'd keep them even if they were--a peaceful retirement in honor of their years of service. ;)

Good luck with getting some eggs soon from your splash Marans and the other girls behind them! Can't wait to see how their first eggs look! :)
 

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