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The legs are a greenish color, and I agree, the comb doesn't look like an EE comb. We got him/her from a feed store in the area that specializes in chickens. The chick was in a bin of sexed BSL's, though obviously not a BSL. As the store was only selling sexed chicks and not straight-run, they 99% guarantee that the chicks are sexed correctly. However, this chick is a mystery as I really don't know what it is in breed or gender. He/she is smaller than my BSL of the same age. Honestly I'm at a loss!Where did you get him/her? EEs usually have pea combs, beards/muffs and green legs. I'm not seeing any of those traits in yours, though I can't really see the leg color well.
Looks like *maybe* a bantam. Although he/she doesnt look much like mine, is is possible that he's a Golden Campine? My Campine has green legs
Sorta like a chipmunk. This is him now if that helps:Looks like *maybe* a bantam. Although he/she doesnt look much like mine, is is possible that he's a Golden Campine? My Campine has green legs
What did your Campine look like as a baby before feathering out? This one was completely brown all over - no markings.