What Wyandotte is she?

[Sun dancing chicken]

Hi everyone!! I have a chicken at about eight months old. She came from our silver laced Wyandotte and had a brother who is a silver laced Wyandotte, but we can’t really identity her breed. We think she is a mix of a blue laced red Wyandotte and a silver laced Wyandotte but we’re not sure . Is anyone else?? Thanks!!!

 

[Sun dancing chicken]

Here is what she looks like

 

[Sun dancing chicken]

 

[nuthatched]

Shes wyandotte crossed with something, or maybe red laced with little lacing. very pretty. I love her little heart feathers.

 

[Egg-Cellent Flock]

I agree. Some Wyandotte definitely.

 

[Sun dancing chicken]

Ok thank you!!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Wyandotte mix

 

[homeschoolin momma]

Ok, maybe it's just my eyes. Or my computer. Or both. Are her legs green? Could she be mixed with EE? Do you have an EE and Wyandotte that could make that mix?

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Looks like a rir/wyandotte mix green legs doesnt always mean ee

 

[Wanderers tales]

Hi everyone!! I have a chicken at about eight months old. She came from our silver laced Wyandotte and had a brother who is a silver laced Wyandotte, but we can’t really identity her breed. We think she is a mix of a blue laced red Wyandotte and a silver laced Wyandotte but we’re not sure . Is anyone else?? Thanks!!!

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I’m the guy who brings either great news or terrible news... sadly for you it’s the latter. That hen no Wyandotte. Possibly not even a quarter Wyandotte. As for the patterns there are many common breeds with that same color and pattern.
The reason you might think she’s a Wyandotte is because you’ve probably never seen a true Wyandotte variation in person. They look gorgeous in Google’s images but they’re actually much more beautiful in person. Even hybrids have the same gorgeous patterns. This hen is a common cross.
The somewhat good news is that that’s how Wyandotte’s were made. They were made through selectively breeding hens with pattern mutations like her and crossed with other vibrant breeds for generations possibly took the inventor over decades.
I’m inventing a few vibrantly colored and uniquely patterned breeds myself and thats the process I’m using though it’ll probably take me less than 5 years to finish that.