That isn’t mottling, it’s part of the juvenile patterning
I don’t have much experience with duckwing chicks other than welsummers, so if it varies I apologise, but I don’t believe a chick this age would have mottling if it wasn’t mottled.
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That isn’t mottling, it’s part of the juvenile patterning
If she were mottled she'd have a lot more white in the breast so she isn't mottled.View attachment 4114094View attachment 4114095
View attachment 4114096These are my duckwing welsummers at a similar age, see how almost all the white mottling has disappeared.
View attachment 4114097This is a speckled Sussex chick I found, a mottled variety.
I don’t have much experience with duckwing chicks other than welsummers, so if it varies I apologise, but I don’t believe a chick this age would have mottling if it wasn’t mottled.
Big girl! She is beautiful! I'm thinking she must be heterozygous for wheaten with all that firey orange!Update at 10 weeks. Interesting mix. She gets out in the sun and she looks like fire
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She is big, very tall. Heterozygous for wheaten is fascinatingBig girl! She is beautiful! I'm thinking she must be heterozygous for wheaten with all that firey orange!
YesShe is big, very tall. Heterozygous for wheaten is fascinatingWould that make the other half Red Duckwing?