The Rhode Island White, although created from different breeds than the Rhode Island Red, has been bred over time to look almost identical to the Rhode Island Red aside from its color.The rose combed variation was the only variation of Rhode Island Whites admitted to the standard of perfection originally; however, a variety of Rhode Island Whites with single combs is now a commonly found variation. Their combs, face, wattles and earlobes should be bright red, their eyes reddish-brown, and their beak and legs yellow.