What is this??

[Kama Joy]

Hmmmm......she doesn't have long wings nor a long tail (it's very stubby). Can she still be an Old English? She looks like a mini Golden Comet. Is there such a thing?

 

[junebuggena]

Gold Comets aren't actually a breed. They are mixed breed, bred for the purpose of easy sexing at hatching, and better laying rates. They are production-type birds; not bantams.
And it's difficult to gauge wing and tail length on a chick that is still growing in it's feathers.

 

[donrae]

I'm thinking production Red.

 

[Kama Joy]

Well, she's not a sex link/prduction of any kind because she was a pale yellow chick and she is definitely a she (only the sex link males are yellow). She has no comb....nothing! And nothing coming in. Mystery chicken!

 

[junebuggena]

Well, she's not a sex link/prduction of any kind because she was a pale yellow chick and she is definitely a she (only the sex link males are yellow). She has no comb....nothing! And nothing coming in. Mystery chicken!

She does have a comb, it's just a rose comb. It starts out as just a flat wedge shape. She could be a bantam Buff Wyandotte.

 

[Whittni]

The white flakes make me thing something speckled...post more pics as she grows up!!

 

[thetigress]

Need help identifying chicks. Was said to be americauna's with the father being (white with black tail feathers - Im thinking Sussex) No clue on age - said to be 6 weeks, but very doubtful. They are pretty large for that age. Male or female on all please. Plus what do you think they are? I think she lied when we got them - I'm thinking light brahma's.