Who are you Dr Bokchoy?

[SqueakChicken]

We have a mystery chick. Rooster was a Brown Leghorn, and we think mother could be a Rhode Island Red or this unknown hen who is all white with black random spots.

Anyone know who Dr Bokchoy might be?

 

[StarMeKritten]

If you cross a black chicken with a (dominant) white chicken, you end up with white with black splotches. Australorp leghorn crosses, called austra whites, are a good example of this and are available from several hatcheries. Chickens with this mixed coloring could produce either black or white offspring. Your white and black hen is the mother.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

If you cross a black chicken with a (dominant) white chicken, you end up with white with black splotches. Australorp leghorn crosses, called austra whites, are a good example of this and are available from several hatcheries. Chickens with this mixed coloring could produce either black or white offspring. Your white and black hen is the mother.

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[BantamLover21]

If you cross a black chicken with a (dominant) white chicken, you end up with white with black splotches. Australorp leghorn crosses, called austra whites, are a good example of this and are available from several hatcheries. Chickens with this mixed coloring could produce either black or white offspring. Your white and black hen is the mother.

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[Wyandottes7]

If you cross a black chicken with a (dominant) white chicken, you end up with white with black splotches. Australorp leghorn crosses, called austra whites, are a good example of this and are available from several hatcheries. Chickens with this mixed coloring could produce either black or white offspring. Your white and black hen is the mother.

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