Solid yellow bantam chick.

[Luv4scjjt]

In a separate run from my normal sized chickens we keep our 4 bantoms. 1 roo who is an old English I believe..and 3 hens..1 blue old eng..1 partridge..and 1 silver laced wyanondot. We are not sure who of the 3 hens is the momma but dad is the only roo...so how could I have gotten a solid yellow bantom? It will grow to be either white or buff right?

 

[The Phantom]

Could you post a picture please?

 

[Luv4scjjt]

 

[Luv4scjjt]

Sorry had to figure out how..lol

 

[Gray Farms]

Post pics of the adults please. We'll see what you've got for sure for breeders first. It's single combed so its not out of a Wyandotte.

 

[Luv4scjjt]

I will have to get pics tomorrow. They are in bed sleeping..

 

[Luv4scjjt]

These are the only bantoms I have and they are separated from rest of the flock...

 

[Luv4scjjt]

The white EE is not the mom...she lays blue eggs..this baby came out of a liggt tan egg..

 

[rebrascora]

Your Wyandotte looks to be a cross breed. Her comb looks more like a pea comb than a rose comb to my eyes and I think she may have a little (designer stubble)beard/muffs going on, so I would guess she is an EE cross. I can't make out the comb type on the chick but I'm not convinced it is a single comb.... can you get a close up shot of the chick's comb?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

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