And still another breed ID help request...! Blue Ameracauna?

[L7 Farm]

We got a small lot of Barred Plymouth Rocks to fill some vacancies in our relatively young flock (last hatchery delivered 1 DOA and two dead within a day, it looked like a rough trip, so we ordered much closer to home this time and they all arrived fit as a fiddle).

This gal was the "bonus chick". Six days old in this picture (sorry for the resolution, I had to use a nanny cam in the brooder in order to get a nice angle on her, this is a cropped screenshot).

Reverse image search and paging through chick ID guides suggested Blue Ameracauna, which has quite the spectrum of chick colors, but I'm terrible with this sort of thing. (My spouse is the chicken person, grew up with them, but they had large monoflocks, mostly Rhode Island Reds.)

Your thoughts?

 

[FeatherTay]

@Overo Mare @Rhodebar Lover @EmmaRainboe

 

[Painted Calls]

Could be a few things. Need a clearer pic that shows feet and legs, and one that shows comb type.

 

[L7 Farm]

Could be a few things. Need a clearer pic that shows feet and legs, and one that shows comb type.

Thanks! I'll see what I can do to get a better picture. I'm not doing well with a new phone camera.

 

[FeatherTay]

We got a small lot of Barred Plymouth Rocks to fill some vacancies in our relatively young flock (last hatchery delivered 1 DOA and two dead within a day, it looked like a rough trip, so we ordered much closer to home this time and they all arrived fit as a fiddle).

This gal was the "bonus chick". Six days old in this picture (sorry for the resolution, I had to use a nanny cam in the brooder in order to get a nice angle on her, this is a cropped screenshot).

Reverse image search and paging through chick ID guides suggested Blue Ameracauna, which has quite the spectrum of chick colors, but I'm terrible with this sort of thing. (My spouse is the chicken person, grew up with them, but they had large monoflocks, mostly Rhode Island Reds.)

Your thoughts?
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Also, where did you get her

 

[L7 Farm]

This one came from Meyers in Ohio. (Not too far from where I grew up.)

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I would say it's potentially a Blue Ameraucana. Could always be an egger of some sort as well, update as it ages!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Need better pics, need to know what color the foot bottoms are and what type of comb.

 

[Ebony Rose]

She appears to be healthy and a good eater

 

[TillyPeeps]

She could be a blue ameraucana. I got my chicks at the same time, but mine turns out to be a splash ameraucana, not blue. I know they had some blue ameraucanas left for 6/14, so this little one could be one of them.