Please confirm which is my legbar and which is my partridge olive egger

[ForFlocksSake]

I got these two girls from MPC back in November and I’ve been trying to confirm identity since then. One is a Partridge Olive Egger and one is a cream legbar. It’s been bugging me so much because I can’t really be confident on which is laying which egg. I’ve always suspected Chicken A is my olive egger and chicken B is my cream legbar, but there is a detail that makes me question. According to the MPC site, the partridge olive egger is supposed to be a smaller chicken. Chicken A in my photo is a big girl. She’s almost the biggest in the flock even standing next to my barred rock and Rhode Island Red. Chicken B is very petite and closer in size to my Polish and white leghorn. I really try to catch them in the nest but my girls are constantly switching boxes before laying, so even if I see one sitting I can never be sure if that’s her egg or someone else’s.

Any insight?

 

[Logar]

B looks to be your cream legbar

 

[The Coop Crew]

A looks to have a lot of the same coloring as my crested cream legbar so I would think A would be your cream legbar but I’m no professional lol

 

[CCsGarden]

A is your Cream legbar! She looks like one of mine

 

[RoyalChick]

 

[The Moonshiner]

A is the Legbar

 

[Logar]

I stand corrected . I had originally missed that A had a crest as well

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I got these two girls from MPC back in November and I’ve been trying to confirm identity since then. One is a Partridge Olive Egger and one is a cream legbar. It’s been bugging me so much because I can’t really be confident on which is laying which egg. I’ve always suspected Chicken A is my olive egger and chicken B is my cream legbar, but there is a detail that makes me question. According to the MPC site, the partridge olive egger is supposed to be a smaller chicken. Chicken A in my photo is a big girl. She’s almost the biggest in the flock even standing next to my barred rock and Rhode Island Red. Chicken B is very petite and closer in size to my Polish and white leghorn. I really try to catch them in the nest but my girls are constantly switching boxes before laying, so even if I see one sitting I can never be sure if that’s her egg or someone else’s.

Any insight?

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I think bird B is the Legbar, because it has the crest feathers. Very few chicken breeds have silly hair.

 

[ForFlocksSake]

I think bird B is the Legbar, because it has the crest feathers. Very few chicken breeds have silly hair.

A also has a crest

 

[Chicken_tiger_catt]

I think bird B is the Legbar, because it has the crest feathers. Very few chicken breeds have silly hair.

Wait edit they both have crests, one is just less noticeable. I would say they have the same mother, but one was probably the product of Blue egg x brown egg, if it really does lay green.