Dimples7
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I do have an Olive Egger pullet but their coloring is so different but that would be the case with roo I guess? Still a bit of a newbie to all of the breeds.I'm sorry, he's a beauty, but he looks nothing like a Langshan.
Langshans are tall, single-combed birds with a distinctive U-shape.
My Ludwig, coming up on 20 weeks, is only hatchery-quality, but he's from Ideal and they supposedly have the Croad line.
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I expect that quite a few breeds have gone into producing a blue-copper bird with feathered feet and a buttercup comb. Perhaps he's an olive-egger?
I do have what I thought was one olive egger but maybe he is as well?It’s an Easter egger
I do have an Olive Egger pullet but their coloring is so different but that would be the case with roo I guess? Still a bit of a newbie to all of the breeds.
I did also get two copper marans as well and beginning to realize I may have gotten a few mixed breeds.Olive Eggers, like Easter Eggers, can look like anything.
I'm speculating based on the coloring and feathered feet, which *may* indicate Blue-Copper Marans heritage.
I did also get two copper marans as well and beginning to realize I may have gotten a few mixed breeds.