Ameraucana...what kind?

[mrsgibber]

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Ok, so after careful inspection I can see that my "EE" has a flat comb, sort of undeveloped but it does have a couple bumps.

In this one if you look carefully you can see some feathers sprouting around her neck head.

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

If your chick does have a pea comb, that increases the chance that it is an EE (even without muffs and beard) and eliminates some of the other possibilities. Can you post a close-up photo of the comb (front view)?

Here are a couple pics of my three EE at 7-8 weeks of age (so you can see front & side views of their combs):

Your little chick is not growing muffs - muffs are on the cheeks and are present when newly hatched (see pic below).

 

[Tailfeathers]

Hi,

Your young pullet is an EE. Enjoy her!

God Bless,

 

[kaya's farm]

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EE can be a huge range of colors and have a few diffrent combs and they will lay eggs in a wide range of colors


I have a few that look like this and many with no muffs

sorry misread thought you said it was not an EE

 

[mrsgibber]

Cool with me. I happen to like the descriptions of their fun personalities I've read on line. I'm a moron, I was thinking muff was around neck, duh. Ok, I get it now. I have a very pretty EE hen and I get my pretty colored eggs.