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[Jennifer Wilson]

I have birds I got from Tractor supply that I am not sure what they are. I have looked everywhere to try and identify them but with no luck! They are twice the size of my other birds but the same age. Some one help??

 

[Parront]

I have birds I got from Tractor supply that I am not sure what they are. I have looked everywhere to try and identify them but with no luck! They are twice the size of my other birds but the same age. Some one help??

Except for the black spots, I would call that bird a Cornish Cross -- you must think so too, to post the question here. How old is it?

 

[Laura_BelgianBantams_63]

Except for the black spots, I would call that bird a Cornish Cross -- you must think so too, to post the question here. How old is it?

Exactly.

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

Except for the black spots, I would call that bird a Cornish Cross -- you must think so too, to post the question here. How old is it?

I absolutely do but the black spots have thrown me 7 weeks. They do not walk around much at all just lay and eat all day.

 

[Parront]

I absolutely do but the black spots have thrown me 7 weeks. They do not walk around much at all just lay and eat all day.

Time to heat up the scalding pot?

 

[365username]

California White

 

[Parront]

I absolutely do but the black spots have thrown me 7 weeks. They do not walk around much at all just lay and eat all day.

Are they panting? I see the beak open in the photo. Cornish-X are sensitive to the heat.

 

[Parront]

I think of those as layers?

California White

 

[365username]

Or a Cornish Cross mix

 

[Jennifer Wilson]

California White

I have looked at that breed as well but these seem to be far larger.