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If someone wants to post all the different leghorn varieties in a single post and identify them, that would be a lot more informative than wasting everybody's time by posting all the varieties individually and waiting for people to ID them.

The white earlobe is certainly a big clue....blue leghorn?

Leghorns do indeed come in that comb type(rose comb). They also come in single comb, obviously. That appears to be a brown leghorn, but i could be wrong.

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I reverse image searched it since no one can guess it and the person who posted it has vanished. It seems to be a black tailed buff Empordanesa.

Definetly not buff orp....

Black Australorp?

Some type of jungle fowl maybe?

Yes, we've done chicks in the past

Yes, birchen marans.

Obviously, since it is an identifying factor of all white egg layers. I merely suggested that since it was already established as being a common breed, a white earlobe would mean it is a white egg layer and would mean that it is likely to be a leghorn, since it is the most common white egg...

The white earlobes are a dead giveaway, aren't they? x4 on buff leghorn

Haha, same. The first thing I thought of was lakenvelder when I saw it. I had no idea this breed even existed! I actually think it looks nicer than the lakenvelder but I guess that's just personal preference.

Yep! You got it!!

Nope!

Its continental...I will give that clue

Not SLW or Jersey Giant, but it definitely is a hen!

Heres a more difficult one. If someone can name not only the gender, breed, and variety of that breed, but the class also, I will be impressed.

Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Pullet