Pure orpington?

[letitiah81]

Is this lady a pure orpington? If so, is she buff? She is slightly darker then my other buff and has dark spots on her tail.

 

[Alexandra33]

What comb type? Are her legs pink?

~Alex

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

"Smut" (dark dots, sports, etc) in the feathers happen fairly frequently, especially in hatchery stock. Legs look consistent with orpington, but comb is not clear in photo showing it...is it a single comb?
Nothing seen points away from pure orp

 

[letitiah81]

What comb type? Are her legs pink?

~Alex

She has a single comb, smaller than my other buff orpington. Her legs are also lighter, but I would not say they are pink.

 

[Redhead Rae]

Hatchery quality Buff Orp. Several of mine had dark feathers in their tails.

 

[Alexandra33]

She's a pure, hatchery-quality Orp. Just beautiful.

~Alex

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

What a beautiful buff orp!

 

[Gray Farms]

Pure Buff Orpington "hatchery type". I've bread English Buff Orpingtons for many years and still fight smutty tail feathers. Its very hard to breed out in Buff birds. It's also common in Reds and sometimes in Whites as well.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

She looks to be pure.

 

[EggWalrus]

Looks like a BO, but the color pattern looks a little roo-ish in that first pic.
But there ain't no tellin!