What Pattern?

[BlueTheBrahma]

That isn’t mottling, it’s part of the juvenile patterning

These are my duckwing welsummers at a similar age, see how almost all the white mottling has disappeared.

This 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.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Example of juvenile feathering in older chicks. Mottling is also usually larger white spots.

(Not my picture, these are wheaten ameraucana cockerels)

 

[Amer]

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.

If she were mottled she'd have a lot more white in the breast so she isn't mottled.

 

[Amer]

The Mahogany is strong in this one but she still looks red duckwing to me.