what kind of hen is this? (UPDATED 4/17 pic)

[BellLisamo]

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true! i might call him, his name is Joe. I got a silkie from him

 

[PQ]

Is she this size??? The camera is not working to well but...
This is one of my Serama hens, my other has a larger dark comb and more of a splash color, I will try to get a picture of the one that resembles yours more if the size seems right, but I have to take this camera apart and figure it out... might be able to get one more... I think the kids spilt milk on it lol, and they lay all winter and are very broody.
http://i704.photobucket.com/albums/ww48/PQCraig/DSCF2746.jpg

 

[BellLisamo]

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Gosh how i wish it were. But im guessing shes a medium size gal, compared the other one in the picture. C & C doesnt have seramas

waaaaahhhhhhh

 

[BellLisamo]

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And by showing me that pic you have agreed to ship me serama eggs....

muah ha ha ha

 

[DDRanch]

She looks like a Delaware to me with the black markings. I have 4 Delawares and she appears to have the same body type and leg coloring. Pretty bird no matter what.

Anne

 

[PQ]

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And by showing me that pic you have agreed to ship me serama eggs....

muah ha ha ha

as soon as they get off there own eggs

I have had 12 new babies hatch this week....

 

[Barnyard]

I have no idea what she is, but she sure is a cutie

It has alway's been very funny to me that people would assume that just because a hen is labeled a "non setter" that she "can not" go broody!! There is no way to know that. I guess my hens missed that part of class, lol!

 

[Pupsnpullets]

She looks like my girl though in the picture yours look to be less compact than mine. My girl is quite stocky and lays a large creamy white egg with a kind of powder coat to it. Mine also has the odd black feather, slate coloured legs and a black beak. I don't know exactly what mine is either, but I've told it a california white look alike.

 

[BellLisamo]

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yeah those look alike! hmmm once i get her home, ill get more pics. I wish i knew what she was. I dont care, but im just curious. Her name is Broofy

 

[BluegrassSeramas]

I'd like to see better pictures. Her skin looks so neat!

I know its not a Serama, she looks big. (How big is she?)
Seramas also have very short backs, if it has a long back like that, it is not a Serama.
They should be short like this....

or this hen...
see how the hackles almost touch the base of the tail....

It looks like a Standard sized bird..?