5 week old I think Easter egger? I think roo?

[AngieDawn]

Any ideas?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I say pullet? Looks older than 5 weeks.

 

[AngieDawn]

I say pullet? Looks older than 5 weeks.

Thank you!!
She came from Meyers Leanne adoption Chick as day old shipped 4-9-2020

So a little over 5 weeks

Is she an Easter egger? I’ve never had any but that was what someone from BYC guesses early on.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I have no idea. She doesn’t look like one. The only thing about her that is and EE trait are the gray legs.

 

[AngieDawn]

I have no idea. She doesn’t look like one. The only thing about her that is and EE trait are the gray legs.

Ugh

I have no idea what she is.
Another chicken that will need therapy because she has been wrongly identified for 5 weeks

 

[BabasCoop]

She doesn’t look like an EE. The only thing I see are the dark legs. They typically are not snowy white like that.

She also looks like a pullet to me.

 

[Katie386]

Maybe she’s a hybrid of two white birds. Isn’t that what Easter eggers are? mutts of the bird world? and don’t white birds lay white eggs? So that can’t be true because they are called that for their colorful eggs. I guess idk. Any opinions?

 

[jolenesdad]

She looks like a she.

she is probably an EE if some sort. Meyer and MPC sell a few white “super” blue layers that are EEs crossed with leghorn.

 

[AngieDawn]

She looks like a she.

she is probably an EE if some sort. Meyer and MPC sell a few white “super” blue layers that are EEs crossed with leghorn.

What does “super” blue layers mean?

 

[chickenE]

They should be “super” prolific egg layers, pulling from their Leghorn heritage. They are a cross and should lay blue eggs.