Is my Speckled Sussex actually an Americauna?

[Chick-A-Holic]

I got what I thought were four Speckled Sussex chicks from a breeder. They all looked the same when I picked them up, but now that they are growing their feathers I noticed that this chick just isn't like the others - it has no white on the tips and it's legs have a sickly green tinge to them. Thoughts?

Sorry for the bad quality on the pictures, I used my ancient camera phone. What will this chick look like when fully grown? Or am I crazy and it really is a SS?

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[rainbowrooster]

That's no Sussex

 

[ChickenNamaste]

Looks like an Easter egger to me, I believe true americaunas have green legs, this ones kinda look yellow like my EEs. Speckled Sussex have little white spots over an almost tan brown color. Adorable either way!

 

[ChickenNamaste]

Here's my Gaja girl, see that green

 

[ChickenNamaste]

on the right is my Sussex, biscuit

my lil EE

 

[Chick-A-Holic]

Well, I'm actually kind of e

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that it's not a SS. I like a lot of variety and was planning on getting an EE/Americauna ne

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t year.

I know the other three are SS, they have the tell-tale white "rows" on their wings. This chick's legs are more green in person, but certainly still have a yellow undertone.

 

[BantamLover21]

Looks like an Easter Egger to me, too.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Easter Egger would be my guess.