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[antiquebuff]

I have added the parents ......hope this will help! Thanks.,....

 

[antiquebuff]

Any Help will be appreciated!

 

[AquaEyes]

Which two are the parents? There are more than two birds pictured, and one of them looks to be Spalding (with the yellow markings in the face).

 

[antiquebuff]

The male runs with the 4 hens and they were all laying eggs so there is no way to tell.

 

[Exotics R Us]

I don't see any spaldings. But to get B/S chicks someone needs to be or split too B/S, also to get cameo chicks from the blue male he will need to be split to cameo.

Ricky

 

[SuperPeacockman]

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The opal hen has yellow on the sides of her face, so I think she is the spalding. Might the hen on the left in the second picture be a BS pied or silver pied? She has the dark patch on the back off her neck that Black Shoulder hens do.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

yep you have an IB male, cameo hen, black shoulder something hen (looks cameo) and an opal hen.
The opal has no other signs of being spalding other than that little bit of yellow, which can come from nothing more than their diet.

So yes, your babies came from any or all these then right?

So your IB chick, is IB split to one of them

the BS came from the BS hen more than likely

and the cameos are obviously from the cameo hen

At least one would think. Your parents, well the male for sure is split to some stuff inorder to get these. But without knowing whos split to what, it's hard to say 100%

 

[AquaEyes]

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If the IB male is split to Cameo, and the Cameo chick is a female, it could have come from any of the hens...not just the Cameo.

 

[Boggy Bottom Bantams]

yep,
thats why I wrote the last sentence, not knowing whos split to what, it's hard to know with cameo be a sex link color.

 

[Choctaw Valley Farm]

If I remember right the Blue male would also have to be split Black Shoulder and Cameo to throw both kind of chicks.