8 mth old pullet - breed unknown

[Auscal]

I picked up this pullet via a post on craigslist. She is approx 8 months old, and originally came from a local feed store as a day old. She was being rehomed because she is apparently noisy. I'm hoping for some insight on what breed she is.
She is predominantly white, with a reddish brown chest, and a little red feathering around her comb. Her legs have a light olive green tint. In the few days I have had her she is laying (daily)a very lightly tinted blue egg of around 50gms. Temperant wise she seems flighty, but, I suspect she had never had any handling.
Any suggestions?

 

[Kelsie2290]

Would vote she is an Easter Egger, have gotten ones that color before from hatcheries.

 

[Auscal]

Would vote she is an Easter Egger, have gotten ones that color before from hatcheries.

Thankyou for the suggestion, I thought EE's had muffs and leg feathering?

 

[Kev]

she has muffs, just not big. look at the last pic- she basically has what on a man a short trimmed jawline and goatee beard style normally EE don't have leg feathering.

 

[donrae]

Agree on the EE. Most do have muffs, but we've seen plenty of clean faced birds on this board over the years. But, the defining characteristic is a bird that doesn't fit any specific breed standard, that lays a blue or green egg. You slap the EE label on it, it's just a fancy of saying mixed breed colored egg layer.

 

[BantamLover21]

Easter Egger pullet.

 

[Auscal]

ACtually, I'm happy with an identification of "mixed breed colored egg layer."

I found out the chick came from Welp hatchery, and scrolling through their breeds I came across "Red Pyle Old English Game Bantam" - the pics were very similar to the pullet I have. The description of the breed was not very appealing for my little flock. However these lay cream coloured eggs, so, I'm happier with Easter Egger.

 

[Kelsie2290]

Red Pyle is a color, this is a pic of an EE I got from McMurray that looks about the same as yours.

 

[Auscal]

Thankyou for all he responses, and Kelsie thanks for posting the pic of your bird. I am happy to have an EE - now working on integration.....