Polish/Easter egger or Polish/Seabright

[Sc_chickengirl]

Hi I'm incubating some eggs from my polish hen. She's fertilized by both of these roosters. Can ya'll help me out on how you think they'll look? Will they have crests or not? Will they be small or normal size? Will they have lacing? Thankyou here's pics below.
Hen

EE rooster

Seabright rooster

 

[All4Eggz]

All I can tell you is that the “Sebright” pictured is not a pure Sebright. Pure Sebrights have rose combs.

Here’s my pure Sebright roo.

Will tag a few members that might be able to help:

@Overo Mare
@The Moonshiner
@ColtHandorf
@cherrynberry
@MysteryChicken

 

[MysteryChicken]

All I can tell you is that the “Sebright” pictured is not a pure Sebright. Pure Sebrights have rose combs.

Here’s my pure Sebright roo.



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Will tag a few members that might be able to help:

@Overo Mare
@The Moonshiner
@ColtHandorf
@cherrynberry
@MysteryChicken

He also has feathered legs.

Well, actually some hatchery Sebrights have single combs instead of rose.

 

[All4Eggz]

He also has feathered legs.

Well, actually some hatchery Sebrights have single combs instead of rose.

Yes, didn’t see the feathered legs.

Hatcheries can have single-combed Sebrights, but the Sebright is purely recognized by their rose combs, so I wouldn’t consider those pure.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Were the Seabright rooster you’ll likely get some nice laced chicks.
With the Easter Egger, all bets are off, likely incomplete laced offspring from the mom’s genetics and the possibility for pullet chicks that later may lay colored eggs.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Yes, didn’t see the feathered legs.

Hatcheries can have single-combed Sebrights, but the Sebright is purely recognized by their rose combs, so I wouldn’t consider those pure.

They can still be pure despite the flaw. Single comb is recessive trait that even pops up in Silkies, & Wyandottes.

At least one parent of the Sebright cross had a single copy of r+ bred to a single combed breed like a D'uccle which would produce some single combed offspring.

 

[MysteryChicken]

The EE looks like a Sex-Linked rooster.

 

[MysteryChicken]

All I can tell you is that the “Sebright” pictured is not a pure Sebright. Pure Sebrights have rose combs.

Here’s my pure Sebright roo.



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Will tag a few members that might be able to help:

@Overo Mare
@The Moonshiner
@ColtHandorf
@cherrynberry
@MysteryChicken

The Sebright you posted also has a flaw. He's not hennie.

 

[All4Eggz]

The Sebright you posted also has a flaw. He's not hennie.

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[MysteryChicken]

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Hen feathering is a trait(actually a condition), that makes the roosters not have rooster plumage, like pointy saddles, pointy hackles, or sickle feathers.