Ameracauna and?

[ParanoidAndroid]

I bought this Pullet from a elderly Lady that lives near me, all she could remember is that it's, "some kind of Ameraucana", does anyone know what Breeds it might be?
I'm assuming not just Ameraucana because it lays green Eggs?

 

[SilverBirds]

She's an Easter Egger, not a pure Ameraucana.

 

[ParanoidAndroid]

She's an Easter Egger, not a pure Ameraucana.

I suspected as much from the green Eggs, but is there any way to tell what else she is?

 

[CascadiaRiver]

I suspected as much from the green Eggs, but is there any way to tell what else she is?

She's just an easter egger they're like "doodles" they have a pretty classic look but some variation in size & color, and while are kind of a mixed breed, they're kind of their own thing. There is no chicken DNA tests widely available and likely her parents looked like her and their parents. Historically they started with Ameraucanas and crossed them but that was many years ago

 

[ParanoidAndroid]

She's just an easter egger they're like "doodles" they have a pretty classic look but some variation in size & color, and while are kind of a mixed breed, they're kind of their own thing. There is no chicken DNA tests widely available and likely her parents looked like her and their parents. Historically they started with Ameraucanas and crossed them but that was many years ago

Oh well, thanks for the Info!
I was hoping to figure out how she and the Welsummer Rooster Pictured with her created black and white Chicks. I was very confused when they hatched!

 

[SilverBirds]

I suspected as much from the green Eggs, but is there any way to tell what else she is?

It's pretty impossible to say. Many Easter Eggers are bred together so much that there aren't any notable pure breeds for many many generations. Unless the lady bred her herself and could tell you what her parents are you probably won't ever know.