what breed is this hen?

[RisingSpring]

we got her in a group of 10 heritage hens. we have identified all the other ladies, except her. she is completely different and unique.
looking at pictures online, the closest i could come up with was a shamo maybe?

since i am new to the forum, i cannot post pictures or actual URLs, but here are the broken links.. just remove the spaces.. hopefully this works:

i1192.photobucket. com/ albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ ginger3.jpg
i1192.photobucket. com/ albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ ginger1.jpg
i1192.photobucket. com/ albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ ginger2.jpg

please enlighten me!

 

[hdowden]

give a few and i will get the links up

 

[hdowden]

those links arent working

 

[hdowden]

is this ur user name on photobucket?

zakiyaa99

if so i have the pics just want to make sure and theres only one user with that username

http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ginger3.jpg
http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ginger2.jpg
http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/aa332/zakiyaa99/ginger1.jpg

these your chicken in question?

 

[farmerChef]

Oooooooo, a white lace red cornish. I have 4 eggs that should hatch tomorrow of the same breed.

 

[Lothiriel]

Yep, looks like she's a White Laced Red Cornish. There are a few here on the FeatherSite page. http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry///CGA/Cornish/BRKCornish.html

 

[RisingSpring]

thank you for putting up the links hdowden, i appreciate it.

the white-laced red cornish do look similar. she is near maturity, though not fully grown yet.
the only thing is that it seems her wings (she has really unique long feathers on the lower part of her wings) are different, and she also has far less red (not sure what you call it) on her face. could it just be that she isn't mature yet?

 

[Lothiriel]

It's probably just because she's not fully grown yet. Her face will redden when she gets around 5 months, or whenever Cornish begin to lay (I've never had Cornish, so I'm not sure if they lay later than other breeds). Could she be a bantam? From the looks in the second picture with the Wyandotte behind her, I wouldn't think so, but I obviously haven't seen her in person. That could possibly be on account of her young age as well.

 

[RisingSpring]

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she is just about 5 months now, the hens from that batch that we got are all about full grown now; some just started laying in the last 2 weeks or so. she hasn't laid yet, that i know of. although i did find a smaller elongated egg once that i thought might be from her.

i doubt she is a bantam. she is slightly smaller than the wyandotte or my brahmas for example, but she is definitely bigger than any bantam i have personally seen in person.