Mixed Bantam Bin, what is your guess?

[Chickenfan4life]

Wyandottes should have a rose comb, yellow legs

You're right. Oops... thanks for the correction.

 

[OR4-hmom]

Sebrights should have a rose comb also. The picture looks to be a single comb. She remInds me of an OEGB. We have the quail variety, she's now 3.

 

[greytmommy]

I have no idea what a BLRW is....but Rain does look similar to your Lucky.

If that little one is an OEGB instead of a Sebright, we will be super happy with that too! We have an OEGB that we rescued from horrible conditions we named Angel. I dont remember what her coloring is called....she is darker, more red w//some black and grey. But she is super smart and loving......

 

[hdowden]

frizzled cochin cockerel
looks like a mille old english game bantam (oegb) and a cockerel as well
blue laced red wyandotte (blrw) pullet so far

 

[hdowden]

so far you have 2 boys and 1 girl

 

[greytmommy]

ok, according to cackle hatchery.....the OEGB adult we rescued is a black breasted red or something? she is a dark red, w/ black tail feathers....and gold on her neck and head.

 

[hdowden]

ok, according to cackle hatchery.....the OEGB adult we rescued is a black breasted red or something? she is a dark red, w/ black tail feathers....and gold on her neck and head.

do you have a pic because you just described a rooster and not a hen

 

[greytmommy]

oh snap..... I will be bummed if the OGEB ish chick is a boy. The frizzel is already crowing..

we have 2 roo's already, (2 blue splash cochins). If 2 of these 3 are boys we will need to probably bring the numbers down. We were already thinking about finding one of the cochin's a new home.

So if anyone in the Saint Louis area wants a cute Blue Splash Bantam Cochin Roo let me know.

 

[hdowden]

with the size of its comb, the coloring of the comb, and the over buff/red color coming in on the wings (which is a dead giveaway) it is a cockerel all the way

 

[greytmommy]

ok, here are pics of the OEGB we have already. This is from when she was living in the house while we nursed her back to health. She was pretty neglected when we rescued her. Then she got all broody and we let her hatch a chick. She was a good mama, and then we were able to put her and her baby out w/ our free range flock. She is now a happy flock member and is loving the free range life after living almost 4 years in a cage so small she could barely stand up.