I don't think so. They are all in the coop right now in bed. I'll try to get more tomorrow.
So could the rooster in the photos be a black breasted red jungle fowl (standard)?
She’s a silver leghorn.
He looks like a standard old English game, not red junglefowl.
) chicken! But laying eggs! 
Since his comb is mixed, it doesn’t have an official name, though I suppose you could call it an impure buttercup comb. He has to have both single and v-comb genetics, so his mother is a crevecoeur mix (v-comb is recessive, so can hide under your mixed hen’s comb type). His father is either the sebright (assuming he has a recessive single comb gene, common in hatchery birds) or the OEGB. If the father is the gold sebright, he would’ve gotten the silver gene from his mother.
She looks like a buff cochin x standard old English game.View attachment 2921521View attachment 2921522View attachment 2921526View attachment 2921527View attachment 2921528View attachment 2921529View attachment 2921530View attachment 2921531View attachment 2921539
She's still really small. Probably my smallest full-grown (I think she's full grown
I don't have any standard old english game at this time. The one pictured in the last page (I believe) is one that is long gone. I only have a silver duckwing OEGB. Bantam sized.
I thought this hen was a possible parent?:
I don't have any modern game hens. The closest I have to a modern game is a black breasted red old english STANDARD sized hen. At least that's what I think she is. She matches these (v) photos on google: and she has long legs
She looks like this. Probably some kind of jungle fowl. But she's not a bantam, and that cockerel is the same size as my silver duckwing OEGB.
As for the bird in question, I couldn't find her anywhere todayMaybe a predator got to her.
The one time I need a picture of her, she's no where to be found. I hope I didn't look hard enough. I hope I found her tomorrow.
I went through some pics, and I found some pictures of her. Sorry, they're not the best..
What breed is she?
(In some of the pictures, she's the one in the corner/behind the rooster)
View attachment 2890188View attachment 2890189My son brought her into the house one time so I could snap a few picsWhen he did that, I wasn't so happy. But now, I'm glad he did because now we have some more pictures if she's truly gone. She's pretty special to us, since she's one of the original 5. She's also pretty old... 6+ yrs old!
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Oh yes, sorry. I forgot about her. She disappeared after the chicks hatched, so she is a possible parent. The Standard Old English rooster is not a possible parent.
