Easter Egger with yellow legs? updated with a pic

[SierraMadreMadre]

I picked out a cute little chick from the feed store, she is chipmunk patterned so I assumed that she is an easter egger, but she has yellow legs. do all easters have green legs or could they be yellow. And if they are yellow does that indicate the color egg she'll eventually lay? I'd post a pic but as a new member I can't.
Edit to add: have enough post to upload a picture now so here it is. after reading your responses I'm pretty sure she is an EE, she is the lighter colored chipmunk in the middle.

 

[tuthillny]

Are you assuming this chick is an EE just based on the chipmunk pattern? There are other breed that have that type of pattern as chicks, yellow legs and all. Good luck

 

[SugarDuck]

I have an EE that looks like an RIR with a beard and muff. She has yellow legs to boot. She lays a pretty green egg!

 

[aussieheelr]

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EEs are like a box of chocolate, as Forest Gump would say. You never know what you're gonna get, they come in any color for plumage, leg and beak as well as any style comb and any egg color... although green, blue and brown are most common egg colors. They're truely the suprise package chicken.

 

[speckledhen]

That is true. Speckled Sussex is one of those breeds that appears chipmunky with yellow legs.


ETA: oops, no, they have white. Welsummers have yellow.

 

[M To The Maxx]

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It can be a Wellie too.

 

[speckledhen]

Oops, yup, I flubbed up! Sussex do have white legs. I know that. I do. Really.

Sorry! Welsummers have yellow, as Maxx said.

 

[Painted Calls]

This is my 2 month old rooster Raymond. Still not sure what he is but people say Easter Egger. He's got the cheeks but his legs are bright yellow orange. He's very blue with splashes of a reddish brown, does he look like an Egger to you?

Also, welcome to BYC!

 

[speckledhen]

An Easter Egger can have any color legs because they are not a pure breed with any particular standard. Leg color has nothing to do with egg color at all. EEs can even lay brown eggs. If you really want blue eggs, you'd need to get an Ameraucana from a breeder since no hatchery carries true Ameraucanas that I know of.

 

[Goose and Fig]

No- Sussex have white legs. It's more likely a brown leghorn (if it's from the feed store) or a welsummer (not as likely). However- the olive eggers that I hatched from my own welsummer x ameraucana crossing all have yellow legs and lay olive green eggs.