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Yes it will.

My Brahmas are silver Columbian which has black lining on the primaries. The creamy color must be from one of my Dominate White Silkie roosters.

Feathers on the wings are coming in a creamy white, with black color.

That's great.

The chick has a very loving personality, & very chill when I take it out of the brooder to snuggle. Naming is gonna be alittle tricky. I already have a SnuggleBug, Cuddles, & CuddleBug. The father is a Silkie named Scaredy.

Such a cutie Have any name suggestions for my peep?

It's annoying when you have yolkers.

Oh, okay.

Do you think they weren't fertilized?

We'll see. Stuff like that happens, you saved it's life. Nothing to be upset about. Broodies can be very unpredictable.

That's good. What color do you think it's gonna grow up too be?

I understand she wasn't being nice towards the little chick, just sharing how bouncy baby chicks can be. I hope the other egg hatches.

That's good too hear. I'll be taking pictures of my only Silkie/Brahma cross tomorrow for updates.

Chicks bounce, a little tossing won't hurt them. I've had a hen that raised her own chicks once, & she'd accidentally fling one, or two across the coop yard when scratching for bugs.

Okay, that's fine too.

Try to do it again at night time while she's sleeping? I heard it's the best way to get a hen to adopt chicks.

Cuteness.

That sounds like a good idea.

Chicks are very cute, can't wait to see it.

I think that name will fit the little chicky.