Not a silkie?

[Fmarie1016]

This little one came in with my silkie, I'm pretty sure that's not what she is. She has feathered feet but is not like the others.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Not a silkie.
Looks like a booted bantam something, which I'm not very good at identifying.

 

[WallyBirdie]

Haha.
These things happen. I call them happy accidents. It's the same way I got some of my birds.
With those feathered feet, she is probably a mix... (I accidentally got a cochin mix with extra toes. She was an odd one, but I love my 'mystery chicken'.
Can't tell much about her from the angle. How many toes?

Also, they look young. And with that reddish comb, you might have a cockerel.

 

[sourland]

Does he have five toes on each foot ? If so a silky cross, but I tend to agree with @Frazzemrat1 .

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Hi there, hope you are enjoying BYC!

From your hatch or hatchery or where?

Hard feathers... not (pure) Silkie for sure. Feathered feet, straight comb, plus beard and muffs, not crested... large fowl, Faverolle... or bantam D'uccle. That's an amazing color! Maybe Porcelain??

If hatched at home... barnyard cross, maybe.

 

[Cyprus]

Porcelain d'Uccle cockerel

 

[Fmarie1016]

Haha.
These things happen. I call them happy accidents. It's the same way I got some of my birds.
With those feathered feet, she is probably a mix... (I accidentally got a cochin mix with extra toes. She was an odd one, but I love my 'mystery chicken'.
Can't tell much about her from the angle. How many toes?

Also, they look young. And with that reddish comb, you might have a cockerel.

Only four toes, they are between 6 and 8 weeks since I cant remember exactly when I got them. From what I can tell I think the other three are cockerel as well...

 

[Fmarie1016]

Does he have five toes on each foot ? If so a silky cross, but I tend to agree with @Frazzemrat1 .

Only four toes on each foot

 

[Fmarie1016]

Hi there, hope you are enjoying BYC!

From your hatch or hatchery or where?

Hard feathers... not (pure) Silkie for sure. Feathered feet, straight comb, plus beard and muffs, not crested... large fowl, Faverolle... or bantam D'uccle. That's an amazing color! Maybe Porcelain??

If hatched at home... barnyard cross, maybe.

They are hatchery chicks

 

[Fmarie1016]

Porcelain d'Uccle cockerel

Thank you! I'm pretty sure that makes five cockerel total in my flock. I was hoping to use the silkies as brooder hens but it's not looking promising