And in case you didn't know, the bird up front with the black head and neck is also a cockerel...So here are some more pics but still are not very good. This poor chicken is soooo timid. Let me know if you need better pics and I can try again.
Thanks for everyone's help.
You might get some olive eggs. No way to be sure until you grow some of his chicks out.You mean this one? Yes, that was supposed to be an Ameracauna hen. Lol.
He's so nice. I have quite a few I have to get rid of. It's hard for me and the grandkids. We raised them from chicks and now many are roosters. I have an olive egger rooster also.
Squeakers
Do you know if I would keep the supposed olive egger roo and breed with an Easter egger hen would I get any olive eggs? Just curious. I am so new to this but am enjoying it.
Oliver
The new girls should produce red sexlinks when bred to either the new boy or the Olive Egger boy. They can only pass that 'silver' base color to their male chicks. You might not be able to spot the differences in the chick down, but as they feather in the differences should be very obvious. Males will be black and white, like their mothers. Females will be gold/red.
Well, the white and black won't give you any sexlinking...
