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If it is a Salmon Faverolles mix the Rooster would have too be white, turning it all white. As far as I know, white is a dominant colouring.
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Agreed. They definitely look like ameraucana mixes.Dad is either not a Cochin, or they have some other breeds in the mix of hens that they didn't list.
Can you post the picture of the father?Thanks for the responses! Just curious and for fun. I did see a photo of the rooster (big black cochin) and two of the chicks both have feathered legs.
attached are two other siblings (there is a 4th who has the feathered legs and looks like the black on photo here. Believe he is a Roo)
Salmon faverolles x cochin would not produce a chick without feathered legs, with a pea comb, and with that coloring.Looks like a Faverolles mix pullet!
I got the fertile eggs from a local backyard chicken keeper so there is a high probability of them not know what they have or a mix. 5/12 hatched and 1 escaped and was eaten by something. So 4 left. I think the light grey and the white are hens and the other two are Roos! If I can catch the 4th I’ll post a photo of him too.These birds have pea combs, beards, and clean slate legs. I'll bet the Cochin is actually a Brahma mix and he didn't sire these.
None of the breeds mentioned have slate legs or pea combs (except for Brahma for the combs). The person you got them from doesn't know what they have. To me they seem like Ameraucana mixes.
I’ll be interested to see what color eggs they lay!Agreed. They definitely look like ameraucana mixes.
Can you post the picture of the father?