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None of them have 5 toes but the red one has some feathers on her shanks.

She does have a blue wheaten ameraucana rooster, so that is possible! I think the cockerel shows some of that same coloring.. overall, who knows! Just fun to guess 😊

No idea who the roo was for all 3 but one of these pullets is certainly not like the others 😆 hatched them out mid October from my friend who has "lavendar" ameraucana hens and several ameraucana roosters for her flock. Ended up with easter eggers of some sort .. also included the cockerel who...

Looking again, I think it's actually pure chance that I caught the third eyelid on both eyes!

It's the lighting! Possibly my phone's reflection? Hadn't even noticed that it was in both pictures! Here's proof lol

We hope so!! I'm not used to a pullet making such deep noises 😅

Here are some more pictures of #2. Thanks everyone for your responses so far!

Love that it's easy to clean while still being made responsibly!!

That makes sense about TSC - it was our first time buying chicks in person because our kids have usually hatched eggs through school. We knew what we were getting into & that the average employee had limited knowledge 😊 Our friends got Townline Easter Eggers last year so that's why we tracked...

Thanks for replying! I don't have many decent pictures of #2 but I will try to capture some. It is one of my kids' favorites, so they're usually in the photos with them

Hello! Thanks in advance for any help. We have two cockerels/roosters in question (#1 and #2). Both "easter egger" pullets according to TSC - #1 developed tail feathers early and has had a red comb for 3 weeks already. #2 did not start developing tail feathers until 5 weeks old. #3 is from a...