Weird "breed"?

[KranK]

Hey, i had a hen that was "creamy" (like she had lost colour). +She was partially bald and a bit skinny (atleast looked like that). Then she grown back most of her feathers but not all. She was old (she died 2 days ago ), so maybe it was from her age. But as i noticed, my neighbours and uncle has some hens like this too (i even saw one on yt). Very similiar ones. I always thought that it was RIR, but lost colours. What do you think about them? Time for some photos:

 

[featheredplanets]

Probably a variety of Red Sex Link (hybrid layers). Sorry for your loss

 

[Punkybrewster]

Looks like she was molting

 

[KranK]

Probably a variety of Red Sex Link (hybrid layers). Sorry for your loss

She had a black end of her tail unlike red sex links. And thanks.

 

[KranK]

Looks like she was molting

Yeah ik but what about the fact that all of these look skinnier and has the same colour.

 

[Quaicken108]

I’m so sorry for your loss. She looks like one of my friends chickens who was a RIR x WL but Red sex link is totally possible. How old was she?

 

[KranK]

I’m so sorry for your loss. She looks like one of my friends chickens who was a RIR x WL but Red sex link is totally possible. How old was she?

Both look unlike my one :/. She was old, she stopped laying eggs, her comb and wattles shriveled and turned purple, and she got so skinny, so probably she died because of her age. I can't exactly tell how old she was.

 

[Quaicken108]

@Quailobsessed (can you post a photo of Anna) - Sorry, how old was she?
Soz lol, I didn’t see that you can’t exactly tell me how old she was.

 

[featheredplanets]

She had a black end of her tail unlike red sex links. And thanks.

Some RSL do have black wing/tail feathers, not all look the same as different breeds are used in different varieties. I know here in UK they call them Columbian Black Tails.

 

[JedJackson]

She was a mixed breed. Probably an Orpington or Sussex crossed with a Rhode Island Red. I say that because her legs are very white, like the first two breeds I mentioned. She is not a red sex link as we know them in the United States but could be some other type of hybrid layer strain on offer from one of the hatcheries.