Mystery Chick

Tricia479

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I got this little mystery chick out of a clutch that was supposed to be all sebrights. I do believe it’s still a bantam breed. Any best guesses on what it looks to be? It has a single comb, orange feet and comb, black beak, 4 toes, yellow belly. Hatched from a white egg. #mysterychick. Came from a breeder I know, she just wasn’t sure which pen the egg could have been pulled from.
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Came from a breeder I know, she just wasn’t sure which pen the egg could have been pulled from.

Do you have a list of possible breeds? Sometimes a list will make it really obvious, because there will be only one possibility, or only a few.

I know Old English Game Bantams can come in black, and so can Japanese Bantams, but so can quite a few other kinds of bantams. And any breeding of "blue" chickens can produce some black offspring as well.
 
Ok so mystery chick is getting a sizable difference to the bantam sebrights in there. Maybe it’s not a bantam. Breeder said she believes it’s from her pen with d’anvers and bantam Ameraucanas but I’m not convinced. (Single comb, orange feet). Kinda looks like a black australorp chick… who knows!
 

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It could still be a bantam. Sebrights are micro chickens, other bantams are mini chickens and large fowl breeds are full fat chickens - at least in my mind!
I missed out some classes!

Light breeds like the European and Mediterranean ones (Brakel, Fayoumi, Hamburgh, Ancona) are Petite Chickens.

The Asian fighting breeds like Asil etc are quite simply just modern velociraptors!

Heavy and giant breeds like Brahma, Cochin, Jersey Giant, Orpington are the Full Fat Maxi Chickens!

What do you reckon? 😂
 

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