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Those with yellow beaks and legs are likely Buff Rock bantams instead of Buff Orpington bantams. Buff Rocks look almost identical to Buff Orpingtons and are sometimes mixed up with them. The yellow legs are what set them apart from the BOs.
Okay, so I guess I need to check this out a little closer. Thank-you.
X2Those with yellow beaks and legs are likely Buff Rock bantams instead of Buff Orpington bantams. Buff Rocks look almost identical to Buff Orpingtons and are sometimes mixed up with them. The yellow legs are what set them apart from the BOs.
x3Those with yellow beaks and legs are likely Buff Rock bantams instead of Buff Orpington bantams. Buff Rocks look almost identical to Buff Orpingtons and are sometimes mixed up with them. The yellow legs are what set them apart from the BOs.
Well this posting sorta upsets me, I have 6 hens that I thought were true Buff Orpingtons, after all that is what was told to me by the store in which I bought them. So Now after reading this I have 5 Buff Rocks and One true Buff Orpy..