OEG or Serama?? Mix??

[gritsgal75]

I bought these two at a backwoods auction last night. I was in love. The lady said OEG, but I'm not sure. They have characteristics of both OEG & Serama. What do you think??View attachment 1516146 View attachment 1516146

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[JedJackson]

Serama or Japanese bantam mixes. They could have OEGB in their ancestry, too, and maybe Millie Fleur D'Uccle, too. But they mainly look like Seramas or Japanese with the high carriage of the tails, the short legs, and the low to the ground bodies. They are cute!

 

[gritsgal75]

I thought so as well. I asked another breeder and they too say Serama. I don't think this lady was aware of what she really sold lol....

 

[JedJackson]

I thought so as well. I asked another breeder and they too say Serama. I don't think this lady was aware of what she really sold lol....

No, she probably wasn't. That happens a lot. But they are sweet looking birds. The hen has cool coloring.

 

[Kylo_Hen!]

nice bird!

 

[Alexandra33]

They look like Seramas to me, though I could very well be wrong. Pretty pair!

~Alex

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Mostly serama, if not all.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Jed Jackson

 

[Seaecho]

Agreed--Serama!

 

[gritsgal75]

Wow... This is my first time posting and I appreciate all the responses. They are just dolls. I took them each out and held them on the couch one at a time. Very docile to be yard birds. I feel like I've hit the jackpot with these.
My cousin told me the more I'd touch the roo on the chest, the more posted look he'd give. BINGO! She informed me of class sizes and he is a little in the bigger class. She is much smaller.
They are quite pricey and hard to find around here. She bought her breeding trio for $250 where she lives, so I didn't feel so bad with a $34 bid for the pair. I have only cochins, so I'm excited to learn about a new breed