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That's looking kinda golden laced.... gold sebright springs to mind, but they don't have feathered feet.This one here is becoming one of my faves… not sure what she is… I think maybe a Mille Fleur d’uccles… and I’m calling her S’moresView attachment 4163210
That’s what I thought at first too… a gold laced Cochin maybe… but her stance and body build doesn’t look Cochin… and she has those long low wing feathersThat's looking kinda golden laced.... gold sebright springs to mind, but they don't have feathered feet.
It's definitely a partridge base, but what.....? And the 2 buffs...Buffs.... need lots more picsUp thereon the roost with five of them… the one in the middle… is that a partridge? And the two to the left of her are the buffs I was talking about…
Sorry, I meant my other leftIt's definitely a partridge base, but what.....? And the 2 buffs...Buffs.... need lots more pics
Lol I hadn't noticed that part.Sorry, I meant my other left![]()
These are all bantams… I have five frizzled buff Cochins bantams but they look more red to me but I don’t think they are.. pretty sure they are considered buff… let’s put it this way.. they are orange! These two do look buff… or what I think buff should look like… so, taking a guess that they are buff Cochins and I’m calling it extra early that they are both boysLol I hadn't noticed that part.
Re: buff chicks. Just of the top of my head for standard breeds, buff exists in Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, Cochins, Brahmas (is buff colombian), and a slew of hybrids. If you consider wheaten a type of buff, you also get Marans. New Hampshire are half-way between buff and red.... many of those breeds have bantam equivalents. Then there's all the bantam exclusive breeds. So....a great excuse to spend time with the babies and do a photo shoot.