purchased three bantams...but I think they threw in a pheasant...HELP!

[Luvducks]

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Um going with you. Looks like Seabright cross.

 

[Jeff9118]

Lets keep in mind that the bird in question is 4 weeks old in the pic. I thought everything feathered out faster than that. I am still stumped to what it is and would love to see some better pics and to know where it came from. I have never seen a turkey poult marked like that in any color and it would have a little bump above its beak. Also it has been years since I have had baby peafowl but I dont remember them looking like that either. Is it possible that it is a baby silver pheasent? Does anyone have baby pics of those?

 

[verycherry]

Males of some breeds take a long time to feather out. I have a white Cochin cockerel that's about 8 weeks old, and he still looks funny. His feet and wings are feathered, but only a small strip down his back is! He's so wierd looking. I'd bet yours is a boy, especially since he was a freebie.

 

[countrybum]

Bring on the better pictures. I cannot wait to see them myself, now that everyone has me doubting also.

 

[4hooves&featheredfriends]

Can we have an update on the babies?

 

[joanwilson8]

Here is a new picture of them...let me know what you think!

 

[chicken_china_mom]

Looks like a Golden Sebright chick. I have two. They have such sweet, yet independent personalities. I love both of mine.

 

[deerman]

Yep its a chicken chick, feather leg too.

 

[Jeff9118]

yea I will admit it really did not look like a chick in the first pics but now with the new pics it is obvious. Looks to be a dark brahama bantam.

 

[joanwilson8]

can you tell what breed the others are? Sex?