Time to settle this...

[PhantomChikkinz]

This is Enzo, my favorite bird in the whole wide world. She’ll be five in November. I got her from a feed store when she was three days old - the person working there thought she was a Sebright. I went forever thinking she was an MGB, because of the legs, but she’s a little rounder and has less leg than most of them. I highly doubt she’s a mix, as this place gets all their chicks from a high quality, well-known hatchery.

So, after all this time, I need some damn answers! Hahaha. Old English? Dutch bantam?

Thanks in advance!

 

[staceyj]

I’m terribly sorry to pop in without an answer, but I just wanted to comment that Enzo is adorable and clearly BURSTING with personality!
Love her name too!
From Racing In The Rain?

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Old English Game Bantam.

 

[PhantomChikkinz]

I’m terribly sorry to pop in without an answer, but I just wanted to comment that Enzo is adorable and clearly BURSTING with personality!
Love her name too!
From Racing In The Rain?

Thanks!

She is definitely a feisty little thing, but she LOVES people. I named her Enzo after Enzo Ferrari, because she races everywhere she goes. Haha.

 

[KikiLeigh02]

She is beautiful! I agree she's an Old English Game Bantam.

 

[PhantomChikkinz]

You guys are awesome! Thank you!

 

[Gray Farms]

She is a Dutch Game bantam. The slate legs and white earlobes give it away. An Old English would have white legs with a dark wash and red earlobes.

 

[PhantomChikkinz]

She is a Dutch Game bantam. The slate legs and white earlobes give it away. An Old English would have white legs with a dark wash and red earlobes.

It may not have come through in the pictures, but she has blue earlobes. Does that change anything? Hahaha

 

[Gray Farms]

Nope, they are considered white. But they commonly have a blueish tint to them.

 

[PhantomChikkinz]

Nope, they are considered white. But they commonly have a blueish tint to them.

Now I can finally call her what she actually is! Awesome. Thank you again!