Probably red then, which isn't too bad, adds a little splash! Mystery chicken is a fabulous name haha.Areolyn, I do not know the parents, unfortunately. She's starting to grow some light brown feathers. At this point she's more of a brownish red. Her sisters are just plain black except for their cream tummies. Hehe, mystery chicken..... hey that's a great name!
What's your question?I know this is not the usual place to ask this but I have seen pics of similar birds. I got Dallas with some laying hens but Idk what breed Dallas is and if she / he is a roo or a pullet.
But Dallas was just a bit aggressive with my daughter. ???
Oooh ok! Welll..honestly I have no idea, it looks like a rooster to me, though. You could try the "what breed or gender is this?" forums, and they could probably tell you.
People have trouble finding red ones? Hell, they're all over the place where I am! Most of the time that's all you can get!
If you are interested in breeding to the standard and showing, then you need to join the American Poultry Association/American Bantam Association and get the Standard of Perfection. The SOP has information on breeding, as well was the information on the colors of Cornish Bantams that are recognized, and all the different physical characteristics that you will need to breed for.
Any idea if that's even a standard color in cornish bantams?
