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Momma Henn01
In the Brooder
- Aug 4, 2019
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looks like my juanitaMaybe a welsummer mix,here's a picture of my welsummer.View attachment 1873084
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looks like my juanitaMaybe a welsummer mix,here's a picture of my welsummer.View attachment 1873084
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omg ty I looked it up it looks like it that pic is the google pic.
At least one of mine does & the other doesn't lolOlive Eggers have feathered feet?
Didn't think so, one does , one doesnt. Adopted them in July , maybe the feathered feet is what they were mixed with? Dunno.. lolOlive Eggers have feathered feet?
Olive eggers are simply a subset of Easter egger where a blue layer has been mixed with a brown layer (usually dark brown) to produce the desired shade of green. There are various birds that are used for this but the most common is probably the Ameraucana or ccl x Marans so a lot of times the offspring have feathered legs from the marans side.Didn't think so, one does , one doesnt. Adopted them in July , maybe the feathered feet is what they were mixed with? Dunno.. lol
That sounds about right, I also got French copper marans from this local farmer , thanks!Olive eggers are simply a subset of Easter egger where a blue layer has been mixed with a brown layer (usually dark brown) to produce the desired shade of green. There are various birds that are used for this but the most common is probably the Ameraucana or ccl x Marans so a lot of times the offspring have feathered legs from the marans side.