Americana or Easter Egger

[Nigellas]

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whoops, wrong post. sorry!

 

[sebass]

Mine will lay tinted white eggs they looked just like yours when they where a few days old. They are either welsummer, bbrp, or ee mine are black breasted red phoienix Sorry it took so long for me to get back on

 

[sebass]

I honestly believe that is a bbrp post some more pics of top view

 

[alliecat2886]

Here are my hopefuls...but not likely ee... Few days older I have a slightly dif chipmunk chick that does have a pea comb but that's it. You can see her in the back ground of a few pics. I have two that look like yours.

 

[CCCCCCCCHICKENS]

I did look at some pics of welsummer chicks, because i have never seen any before and while this chick does look like a welsummer. It could still be EE though, because EEs do sometimes come in that color. Not all of EEs always beards, because they dont all carry the beard gene. I have 1 or 2 EEs that i know are for sure EEs that look a lot like your chick. I also saw that there was some confusion on here of what color EEs legs are. Purbred ameraucanas are supposed to have slate legs and as far as i know an EE can have green or yellow legs, but all of mine have green legs.

 

[Lychee Nut]

She looks like my Rhode Island Red (hatched in California, USA).

 

[flytie]

I would guess it's some ameracuana, americana cross. it looks some what like my baby brown ameracuana. hope you can find out!

 

[sebass]

post a few more when they are 8 or 10 weeks old

 

[MissB]

Do I have an Americana?

 

[shmccarthy]

Do I have an Americana?

What you have is a brahma.

These are an example of Easter Eggers or "Ameracauna"
Ameracaunas are pure bred, there's certain standard colors they come in, they have a pea comb, black or slate legs and a dark beak. Easter Eggers seem to be more common because they are a mixed breed of Ameracauna and another type of chicken.