Yellow Speckled Sussex?

[JerseyJim]

This is what the previous owner thinks she might be. All yellow/buff with white speckles and some solid white feathers, white shanks, small single comb.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

She’s a Swedish flower

 

[SilverBirds]

I believe she is a Swedish Flower.

 

[Shevraeth]

I think she's a mix of some type, maybe a cross of speckled sussex and buff orpington?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I think she's a mix of some type, maybe a cross of speckled sussex and buff orpington?

Doubtful. It wouldn’t end up looking like that.
She’s more likely a swedish flower.

 

[Tonyroo]

Leg color is wrong for Swedish flower hen. She is a mix though of Sussex.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Leg color is wrong for Swedish flower hen.

Could be faded. And SFs don’t exactly have much in the way of a standard, at least in hatcheries.

 

[Tonyroo]

Could be faded. And SFs don’t exactly have much in the way of a standard, at least in hatcheries.

It's suppose to be yellow shanks. Flesh color is a off shoot. But not white or slate colored legs.

Her pattern is uneven also.

 

[JerseyJim]

Thanks for the input. She came from a big mixed flock, and the previous owner didn’t know exactly where she came from. Could have been bred in the flock or bought as an egg or chick, so could be a mutt of some kind. The other two I got from her are Easter egger mixes, but her eggs are light brown.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I think she's a mix of some type, maybe a cross of speckled sussex and buff orpington?

She can’t be a mix of those two breeds because she has the blue gene, as seen from her gray neck feathers.