Olive a Egger comb.
On all pullets...talked to someone today who took five chicks from the same hatch...all girls. I believe it had something to do with something I did during incubation. That was winter time and I was having a difficult time getting better than 60% to hatch! had a lot of quitters at 19 days. I don't know what I did, but the quitters must have been boys. Makes me sad either way to lose so many chicks.
I am paying for it now...I seem to be getting a lot of boys. Out of 6 Lavender Orps I have either purchased as chicks or hatching eggs, I have 5 boys. Cuckoo Orps...3 out of 4 boys. I think my Isabels are 50/50, so the stars must be back in alignment.
My Olive Egger, From a Blue Copper Marans roo and a Blue Ameraucana hen, has slate legs with feathers, and a shape like an Ameraucana and has the color of a good dark blue in both breeds. She has orange hackles of a Blue Copper marans roo but she has a nice big blue beard and a pea comb. I don't have any good pics of her yet but I will get some.
I have 4 Ameraucana hens in with my Marans roo and they are laying well. I plan to hatch quite a few to sell in fact 4 OE chicks have hatched today.
Two Blue Copper Marans chicks have hatched too but the first to hatch was a Chocolate Orpington!!!!! That egg was the first egg I got from the Chocolate pullets while they were still in quarantine. Hope the rest of the hatching season is this promising.