Hello, I have a chicken, Ladybird's about 10-11 weeks old or so, she came with a group of New Hampshire Reds (they were all supposed to be NHRs); however, she is quite a bit smaller than the rest, and as you can hopefully see from the first set of pics, when compared with one of the larger NHRs, second picture, her comb and waddle are completely different. Any ideas of what she might be (p.s., she's decidedly smarter than any of my girls, she catches on to things much faster than the others).
Thanks for the help!
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