Can you help me identify what I bought???

[RetroCoop]

Haha! They are not used to me yet and wanted to run every time I tried to take there picture. Lol!

 

[RetroCoop]

The eggs they are laying so far are beige. And will we be able to tell exactly what she is when she starts to lay? I am so confused with these new chickens and roo! I guess it will all unveil itself as they get older.

 

[RetroCoop]

These are their eggs next to my red sexlinks eggs.

 

[ESofVA]

I would say bantam Cochins. Does the black bantam have black muffs of the side of its face???

 

[RetroCoop]

I am sorry I am so new to this. I don't know what I am looking for with muffs. She is still young, so would they even be there?

 

[RetroCoop]

Here are some other pictures that aren't so good, only because she follows me around and stays under my feet like a baby that wants to be held.

 

[Rnbwbrite1207]

I think that what she lays will Definetly narrow down her breed. If the egg is blue or green she is an EE. But a white, cream, or brown egg doesn't rule out EE. Whatever she is she is adorable and sweet. Muffs are feathers that sort of puff out on the side of the face under/over the ear area. Easter Eggers are typically a cross of an americauna and any other breed of chicken.The muff and beard come from the americauna and tend to be present in EE. But not always.

This is a pic of an OEGB that I found which seems to support the seller that she is an OEGB. I found this pic at bantamclub.com.

 

[Brandi Leigh]

I would say the first few pics are a Cochin cross. Most likely to barred rocks but Dominique's or cuckoo marans are also possible. What color eggs do the lay?

 

[Rnbwbrite1207]

This is a pic of one of my EE chickens, see how her head and neck look kinda big and poofy?

That is a muff and beard look typical to EEs