Are Wheaten Ameracaunas the only cream colored?

[SusanPC]

Here is a photo of my 7 week old Ameracauna or E.E. Got her as a day-old from a local breeder who called her an Ameracauna, but I am never sure. I did see his breeding pen and there were a lot of different colored birds in there. He stated that all his Ameracauna eggs are turquoise blue and showed me piles of beautiful bright blue eggs. Could she be a wheaten or is she just a cream-colored Easter Egger? Thanks for any info. Here is beautiful, shy Buttercup.

 

[donrae]

She's an Ee. True Ameraucana have slate colored legs, and her color isn't quite Wheaton.

 

[Wyandottes7]

She's an Ee. True Ameraucana have slate colored legs, and her color isn't quite Wheaton.

Agreed.

 

[BantamLover21]

Looks like a pretty Easter Egger to me.

 

[Michael OShay]

She's an Easter Egger for sure.

 

[Wishapup]

Typically, EEs are the most colourful and diverse -- if they were actually Ameraucanas, most of his birds would look the same and you would see more homogeneity in his breeding pen.

Nice pullet! I have some Easter Eggers and some Ameraucanas due to hatch next week

Can't wait to see what colours the EEs turn out to be.

 

[SusanPC]

She is interesting looking compared to our other E.E. who is of the brown shades. I can't wait to see what she looks like as an adult and to see if she lays the bright blue eggs. Thanks for the input!