Is this a welsummer or 'ameraucana'?

[LaNeely]

I've attached the list of chickens I ordered, but along the way a few have died.

My burning question is: Is this a welsummer or an ameraucana? I have a blue egg layer that I believe would be an ameraucana, but I thought they both died (but maybe I'm mistaken).

 

[Gray Farms]

That's an Easter Egger

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

That looks like a welsummer.

 

[Isaac 0]

That looks like a welsummer.

Pea comb.Welsummer would have a single. Its a easter egger

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

@Gray Farms I thought easter eggers had muffs. @LaNeely could you post a picture of the front of the comb? I zoom in on it and I'm pretty sure its a single.

 

[Isaac 0]

@Gray Farms I thought easter eggers had muffs. @LaNeely could you post a picture of the front of the comb? I zoom in on it and I'm pretty sure its a single.

I have a few that are beardless.Its possible.Im 100% sure its a pea not a single.

 

[LaNeely]

Whew! I never realized how hard it was to get a pic of a chicken face on, so I did a video and did a few screen shots. It's hot here in Texas y'all. Looks like a rose comb, right?

 

[LaNeely]

Well since it's not a welsummer, now I know who's laying the blue egg and I need to buy a few chocolate brown egg layers one day.

 

[Gray Farms]

She has a pea comb.

 

[Gray Farms]

Crazy for Chickens!, basically the only qualification for Easter Eggers are that they lay colored eggs. As they are essentially crossbreds they can vary greatly in appearance. Having said that there some more common traits that most tend to have such as pea combs, slate/green legs, and beards and muffs. This is due to the Ameraucana influence in their background.