In a breed of domestic poultry, feather colour is controlled by two genes, $I/i$ and $C/c$, located on different autosomes.

• The dominant allele $I$ is epistatic and inhibits the expression of pigment, resulting in white feathers.
• The recessive allele $i$ allows pigment expression.
• The dominant allele $C$ produces black pigment, whereas the recessive allele $c$ produces brown pigment (in the absence of the dominant $I$ allele).

A cock of genotype $IiCc$ is crossed with a hen of genotype $iiCc$.

What is the probability that an offspring from this cross will have black feathers?