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Silkies Of A Different Color

Can someone please give me an idea of color outcomes if I use a cuckoo roo or a paint roo with my hens. My hens are white black gray buff and salmon. Thanks!
 
does anyone now what color silkie chick this is? it is possible it could be a sizzle. the mom is a blue silkie hen and dad? the dad could be: blue silkie roo,birchen sizzle roo, or brown red cochin roo. the only reason im putting the cochin in there is bc the skin on the chick is light, and none of my silkies or sizzles have light skin.
I was thinking it could be a little Columbian chick but idk?
here he/she is







thanks in advance!
 
does anyone now what color silkie chick this is? it is possible it could be a sizzle. the mom is a blue silkie hen and dad? the dad could be: blue silkie roo,birchen sizzle roo, or brown red cochin roo. the only reason im putting the cochin in there is bc the skin on the chick is light, and none of my silkies or sizzles have light skin.
I was thinking it could be a little Columbian chick but idk?
here he/she is







thanks in advance!

Looks like my baby that is silver partridge, here is the pic as a chic, its now 6 months old




i'll get a pic tomorrow of how it turned out. She's beautiful now!
 

silver partridge silkie chick

same kind of marked chick all grown up to a silver partridge hen


not the best picture, but columbian silkie chick solid white with one small black dot on the back of the head, and some dark feathers starting on the wings.
hope this helps:)
 
Oh and 2 seperate polish frizzled Tolbunt pens from four different Tolbunt flocks. As well as frizzled Welsummers, frizzled marans and frizzled wheaton Americana all standard size chickens. Got a lot more pens to build!!!
Think it's time to put up a chicken barn:)


Frizzled crele polish would bd beautiful. I am selling out all my creles if you want to see how they would turn out.
 

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