Need sex confirmed

[TheOddOneOut]

Do we have any ideas on this baby??
I’m thinking girl.. silkie x ???

Girl

 

[Poultry mum]

It's a pullet. What other roosters do you have?

I have a silkie, silver sebright, 2 Arunacanas, and the Wyandotte that were all mating… and my flock is mixed…

 

[Poultry mum]

If it was a BLRW cross, it would have a rose comb, lacing, and yellow legs because both parents had yellow legs.
What birds do you own with white legs?

My isa brown (sex link) has white legs

 

[cherrynberry]

If it was a BLRW cross, it would have a rose comb, lacing, and yellow legs because both parents had yellow legs.
What birds do you own with white legs?

Technically, the BLRW can be heterozygous for rose comb. This can also improve fertility. If the BLRW is heterozygous for rose comb, a RSL cross BLRW can then hatch with a single comb. And will have partial lacing.

 

[cherrynberry]

Technically, the BLRW can be heterozygous for rose comb. This can also improve fertility. If the BLRW is heterozygous for rose comb, a RSL cross BLRW can then hatch with a single comb. And will have partial lacing.

But agreed otherwise. Both birds are pullets. The first bird is not a Wyandotte cross.

Its going to be tough to say who their parents are, since it sounds like you have a large flock.

 

[cherrynberry]

I have a silkie, silver sebright, 2 Arunacanas, and the Wyandotte that were all mating… and my flock is mixed…

I would love to see your "Arunacanas" assuming they are Araucanas.

 

[Poultry mum]

I would love to see your "Arunacanas" assuming they are Araucanas.

This is one of my boys the other looks the same just without the fluff in his face

 

[Poultry mum]

This is BLGW that I thought was dad…
And sex link (isa brown) that I thought was mum

 

[NatJ]

This is BLGW that I thought was dad…
And sex link (isa brown) that I thought was mum

Based on the leg colors in the photos, I do not think that rooster and that hen could produce the chick in the first post.

The hen certainly could produce the chick's comb, and the rooster may or may not be able to (depends on whether he has one copy of the gene for rose comb, or two copies of the gene for rose comb: and you can only tell that by his offspring or maybe his parents, not by looking at him.)

For the chick in the first post, does it have black feathers in the tail or blue feathers in the tail? That might help narrow down the possible parents a little bit: for example, a splash rooster could sire a chick with a blue tail or a splash tail, but never with a black tail.