Chubbicthe2nd
Songster
Okay, I posted the pictures. There are four different hens in the pictures:
1. A White Hen with some Colombian black coloring on her neck and deep green almost black tail feathers. I believe she has a rose comb? And is a Colombian wyandotte?
2. A Brown Hen with a white head. Her head looks the same as hen #1, but her body is brown. I believe she also has a rose comb?
3. A black hen with some brown markings and gray feet. I believe she has a pea comb.
4. Another black hen with some brown markings and yellow feet. She also has a deep green sheen on the black feathers on her neck.
So I was thinking that hen #1 was a Colombian wyandotte, and #2 looked like a cross between a Colombian Wyandotte and some kind of brown breed (Easter egger??), and I thought #3 and #4 were some kind of American Game?
We finally just started getting eggs, we're getting a ton of medium small brown eggs with a pink hue, a few large pale brown eggs that are almost white, and some brilliant Blue eggs. Any guesses on their breeds? Their heritage but might be crosses.
1. A White Hen with some Colombian black coloring on her neck and deep green almost black tail feathers. I believe she has a rose comb? And is a Colombian wyandotte?
2. A Brown Hen with a white head. Her head looks the same as hen #1, but her body is brown. I believe she also has a rose comb?
3. A black hen with some brown markings and gray feet. I believe she has a pea comb.
4. Another black hen with some brown markings and yellow feet. She also has a deep green sheen on the black feathers on her neck.
So I was thinking that hen #1 was a Colombian wyandotte, and #2 looked like a cross between a Colombian Wyandotte and some kind of brown breed (Easter egger??), and I thought #3 and #4 were some kind of American Game?
We finally just started getting eggs, we're getting a ton of medium small brown eggs with a pink hue, a few large pale brown eggs that are almost white, and some brilliant Blue eggs. Any guesses on their breeds? Their heritage but might be crosses.
I always heard that Cornish crosses were mutant chickens that died young. Ours are already 6 months old. 
