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What are mosaics like as far as temperament? I keep seeing them on eBay and I'm tempted lol as if I need more birds.... Hatching is just too much fun, though
I don't actually have any mosaics, unfortunately. I just love the look of them. You could ask the people on this thread, though: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/mosaic-chickens.1177610/#post-18551349.
View attachment 1857711 View attachment 1857710 View attachment 1857709 I don’t know the age but the guy I got them off of said that all three were Ameraucanas but this doesn’t look like any Ameraucana I’ve saw. And one of the other ones he gave me doesn’t look like an but I can’t get a picture of it, it’s scared of people.
She's an Easter egger. I really like her coloration.
 
Barnevelder mix

What do you mean? Identifying breeds isn't way too hard if you know a lot of general information about a lot of different breeds and know what traits to look for. Your pullet didn't look red enough to be a rhodebar, and couldn't be a legbar because of her lack of a crest. Since she's barred, that also ruled out welsummer as a possibility. Though the cockerel in your other video kinda gave it away, since bielefelder roosters are a lot lighter than rhodebars and other similar breeds

Nothing says male to me yet.

I'm hoping for pullet! I can do a bachelor.flock if I need to, but it would be so nice if this one was female. Thank you!
 
What are mosaics like as far as temperament? I keep seeing them on eBay and I'm tempted lol as if I need more birds.... Hatching is just too much fun, though
well I’ve only had mine for a week, I got them at a tractor supply chicken swap and I didn’t know what they were I just thought they were the prettiest chickens there and they were only 15 dollars. So from what I’ve noticed about their temperament is that they are very aggressive when it come to food, sprinting to treats and being little daredevils with the higher ranking hens and stealing their food to run away with it and hide. They like to be around people but not touched, that could have just been how they were raised but overall they are pretty friendly.
 
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And here are the other two...they look identical just a little bit lighter colors on one View attachment 1857590 View attachment 1857591
Looks like my two girls. One is an Isa Brown and the other is a leghorn cross Isa Brown.
 
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Here’s a picture of the other one he gave us. What kind is it?
 

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