Can you identify this chicken breed?

[Stacy Arnold]

 

[Sunny-Side Up]

I'm not an expert at chicken breeds, but that almost looks like a Swedish Flower.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

It's in a juvenile stage, which makes it harder to identify as you don't have chick down and you don't have adult feathers...but....

It has a pea comb, yellow legs, no foot feathers, and obviously white/red

I honestly think it is a mix...or is a hatchery Easter Egger which now can have yellow legs and no beard/muff.

Where did you get it? That can help us identify as well.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

 

[Stacy Arnold]

It's in a juvenile stage, which makes it harder to identify as you don't have chick down and you don't have adult feathers...but....

It has a pea comb, yellow legs, no foot feathers, and obviously white/red

I honestly think it is a mix...or is a hatchery Easter Egger which now can have yellow legs and no beard/muff.

Where did you get it? That can help us identify as well.

Fruita Colorado Co-op. They couldn't identify it either. Below is a picture of the two I have, plus a close up on one of them.

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

It's in a juvenile stage, which makes it harder to identify as you don't have chick down and you don't have adult feathers...but....

It has a pea comb, yellow legs, no foot feathers, and obviously white/red

I honestly think it is a mix...or is a hatchery Easter Egger which now can have yellow legs and no beard/muff.

Where did you get it? That can help us identify as well.

Than

 

[Stacy Arnold]

Hi,
Thank you for the suggestions, and I realize I might have to wait until they are grown to identify now. I did add a few more pictures of both of the mystery chickens.

Thanks Again,
Stacy

 

[FatHenAssociation]

Could it be a speckled sussex?

 

[Dawnclucks22]

Not a Swedish Flower...they have single combs.

LofMc

Good point, but that depends on the age of the bird. The comb may not be fully developed and there still may be a possibility.

 

[Aris]

Russian Orloff ? It seems to be speckled peacombed and bearded

 

[keesmom]

Russian Orloff ? It seems to be speckled peacombed and bearded

That would be my guess too.