Please ID this bird

[RickyDean]

Hi again. I asked about this chicken I got at Atwoods here in Okla. this spring but she was too young to identify. Now that she is grown up, does anyone know what breed she might be? I got 3 red stars, a black star and a barred rock when I purchased her. Any ideas as to her breed would help me. Thanks!
RickyDean

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[Rhodebar Lover]

She is a Black Langshan pullet.

 

[RickyDean]

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

She still looks to be a Langshan.

 

[RickyDean]

Rhoadbarlover
Thank you so much! Surprised that I received her from Atwoods as I believe that is a rare bird to get in a batch from them. I saw a picture of a langshan and thought she resembled that pic a lot, so you confirmed my suspicions about that possibility. Again thanks so much! She is a very calm bird with a gentle disposition. I have 16 chickens and she is the only one that still isn't laying yet.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Rhoadbarlover
Thank you so much! Surprised that I received her from Atwoods as I believe that is a rare bird to get in a batch from them. I saw a picture of a langshan and thought she resembled that pic a lot, so you confirmed my suspicions about that possibility. Again thanks so much! She is a very calm bird with a gentle disposition. I have 16 chickens and she is the only one that still isn't laying yet.

You're welcome. Langshans would be more slow to mature than your other breeds. She looks to be a month or so away.

 

[RickyDean]

Ok. I also noticed her comb is different than all the other birds too. Will it eventually get bigger?
Or is that unique to langshans?

 

[junebuggena]

As she gets more mature and closer to laying, her comb and wattles will get bigger and more red.

 

[RickyDean]

Got it. Thanks for all your help

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

As she gets more mature and closer to laying, her comb and wattles will get bigger and more red.

I agree.