Why are grey chickens called every other color but grey?

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What breed are they, they're beautiful. No, no, don't tell me . . . my list is long enough, lol.
Can I just say that they are excellent egg layers, docile and friendly (good roosters) dual purpose birds and lay in Winter (when not moulting)? Hardy heritage breed. Huge eggs.4-6 a week per hen.
We get about 10 hrs of light a day in Winter and apparently it's enough for them. My mature hen laid her first egg after moult on the Winter Solstice!! I love them.
 
Can I just say that they are excellent egg layers, docile and friendly (good roosters) dual purpose birds and lay in Winter (when not moulting)? Hardy heritage breed. Huge eggs.4-6 a week per hen.
We get about 10 hrs of light a day in Winter and apparently it's enough for them. My mature hen laid her first egg after moult on the Winter Solstice!! I love them.
Our winters are practically non existent, more like a long fall with cold damp precipitation. If it snows, like last year, we'll be talking about it until it happens again in 5-7 years, lol.

Edit: I'm trying to change the subject, in case that wasn't obvious :D
 
Edit: I'm trying to change the subject, in case that wasn't obvious :D
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I wanna know..... Coronation Sussex?
 
Our winters are practically non existent, more like a long fall with cold damp precipitation. If it snows, like last year, we'll be talking about it until it happens again in 5-7 years, lol.

Edit: I'm trying to change the subject, in case that wasn't obvious :D
Cold hardy too. 😝
 

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