Definitely from a GL polish. Her down color is golden laced.
Who's My Daddy (and who's my mommy)?
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If that was true, the chick would definitely have even a slight crest.
Maybe not, if it didn't get the vaulted skull.
The cresting is a dominant trait. Takes a couple generations to breed out of them
Not to debunk, but why do CCL chicks not have a visible crest at hatch?
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What is a CCL chick?
Crested cream legbar
They still express the (incomplete dominant) crested gene. You just can't see it at hatch the way you do with silkies and polish, ect. But it's still there. Less developed crests often take longer to show up
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New chick, about 24 hours old. Pea comb, yellow, feathered legs with 5 toes.
Original Chick #2 a week older.
#3 from original post, a week older.
And chick #1 from the original post. She was not in to pictures today.
Original Chick #2 a week older.
#3 from original post, a week older.
And chick #1 from the original post. She was not in to pictures today.
I'd say Salmon Faverolle x Easter Egger on the new chick. I still stand by my old guesses on the other squirts. 
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Another question.... regarding silkie chicks. I have chicks that hatched out of silkie and show girl eggs. How do I tell if they are pure silkie / showgirl? They are about 3 weeks and have normal looking wing feathers, but all have black skin/beaks and feathered legs with 5 toes.
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