RIR with white ears and white eggs???

[MaryAlisa]

Hi! I bought my first chickens this spring (two hens and one is a Salmon Faverolle). I was told this hen was a Rhode Island Red, but when she started laying we were surprised to find white eggs. Also I just noticed her white earlobes. Did I end up with some kind of mutt? Can anyone tell? Thanks!
Mary Alisa

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

Totally not a RIR, too heavy set. She does have like, 4 mille fluer feathers on her? I'd probably vote mix, she's really pretty!

 

[Painted Calls]

Her comb also looks modified. I would say mixed.

 

[aart]

Did I end up with some kind of mutt?

Sure looks like it.
Where did you get her?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Yours looks like a mix, probably with game and Rhode Island Red in the background. Rhode Island Reds are very heavy set birds, in fact, should be more heavy set than the one pictured. They should be brick-like. Here's one of my heritage ones showing the shape of the breed. (Odd background is due to her being trained for a research paper!)

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

I should have specified, moreso like in the head! Big chunky head like a Cornish

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Do the white earlobes indicate she may have some Brown Leghorn in her? What else might give her white earlobes?

 

[AltonaAcres]

Kinda looks like my BB Red Cubalaya

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Kinda looks like my BB Red Cubalaya

That's the vibe I got from her too. Her color variety is Black Tailed Red or maybe just called "Red" (not sure of the terminology) which as far as I know, does not exist in Cubalayas in the US. This bird also doesn't have a pea comb, so that's very unlikely. I do agree however that they look very similar!!

 

[MaryAlisa]

Thanks! I think she's pretty too