Ameraucana? Green legs. Blue or green eggs?

[New Chick In The Backyard]

I would love to know any and everything you might know about this 5-6 month old pullet. I was told she is an Ameraucana? I was told she will lay blue eggs but she has olive green legs, and someone else told me the eggs will most likely be green because of her leg color? Do you know the size of the eggs, her lifespan, how many eggs she might lay, if shes a hybrid or heritage, or any other info? Thank you!
(When I first got her as a baby chick I thought she looked more like a goose than a chicken. LOL. I named her Goosey, which is really funny because all of my other chickens have such serious names or Christian names. LOL I wanted to change it eventually but she was so cute and the name was fitting and it just stuck. Now I couldn't imagine calling her anything else. He he.)

 

[cherrynberry]

I would love to know any and everything you might know about this 5-6 month old pullet. I was told she is an Ameraucana? I was told she will lay blue eggs but she has olive green legs, and someone else told me the eggs will most likely be green because of her leg color? Do you know the size of the eggs, her lifespan, how many eggs she might lay, if shes a hybrid or heritage, or any other info? Thank you!
(When I first got her as a baby chick I thought she looked more like a goose than a chicken. LOL. I named her Goosey, which is really funny because all of my other chickens have such serious names or Christian names. LOL I wanted to change it eventually but she was so cute and the name was fitting and it just stuck. Now I couldn't imagine calling her anything else. He he.)

Pictures?

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Pictures are needed to tell anything.
Green legs automatically mean not Ameraucana, it's probably an easter egger.

 

[cherrynberry]

I would love to know any and everything you might know about this 5-6 month old pullet. I was told she is an Ameraucana? I was told she will lay blue eggs but she has olive green legs, and someone else told me the eggs will most likely be green because of her leg color? Do you know the size of the eggs, her lifespan, how many eggs she might lay, if shes a hybrid or heritage, or any other info? Thank you!
(When I first got her as a baby chick I thought she looked more like a goose than a chicken. LOL. I named her Goosey, which is really funny because all of my other chickens have such serious names or Christian names. LOL I wanted to change it eventually but she was so cute and the name was fitting and it just stuck. Now I couldn't imagine calling her anything else. He he.)

Egg color does not depend on leg color though

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Egg color does not depend on leg color though

Correct. Egg color is not dictated by leg color or ear lobe color (another common misconception).

 

[New Chick In The Backyard]

Oh I suppose picture might help. LOL. It's late.
(You can probably see I was dusting my babies today)

 

[New Chick In The Backyard]

She doesnt look like any easter eggers ive seen online. ? So what do you think?

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Absolutely gorgeous Easter egger

 

[cherrynberry]

She doesnt look like any easter eggers ive seen online. ? So what do you think?

Easter eggers are a mutt and all look pretty different. Some may have similar patterns, but there is a large variety. EEs tend to lay blue or green. But can lay brown, olive, their a mix, a hybrid.

 

[New Chick In The Backyard]

Absolutely gorgeous Easter egger

aww thanks. I think so too. My sweetie.