Another what breed is this picture...

[Southpaw970]

What breed is she?

 

[jeremy]

Looks like an Easter Egger. Very green legs.

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Congrats, EEs are awesome.

 

[Southpaw970]

That's what I was beginning to think. Someone suggested SLW when she was a little bitty thing. But now she's developing tufts.
Guess I'll have to change my siggy again!

 

[Happy Chooks]

Easter Egger, and I betcha it's a "he" not a "she".

 

[Southpaw970]

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Noooooo! Say it isn't so!

It has to be a she. Out of the 6 chicks (3 reds, 2 BR's and this one) I have from TSC "she" has the lightest and shortest comb. I am pretty sure 2- possibly 3 of the other ones are "he's".

And besides. Maybelline is not a very gender neutral name.

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

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How? I really don't see it at all.

 

[Happy Chooks]

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Noooooo! Say it isn't so!

It has to be a she. Out of the 6 chicks (3 reds, 2 BR's and this one) I have from TSC "she" has the lightest and shortest comb. I am pretty sure 2- possibly 3 of the other ones are "he's".

And besides. Maybelline is not a very gender neutral name.

EE's are very slow growers on the combs. I could be wrong, but boy jumps out at me. BR's are usually very easy to sex if you post pics.


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How? I really don't see it at all.

Most EE's with that color pattern are boys.

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

Scroll down to about the 9th picture. Others are available that show pullets in silver. As far as I know, it's not a sex-linked color.

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGA/Arau/BRKEaster.html

 

[Happy Chooks]

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No, not sex linked. But from what I've seen, very few with that coloring are females.

On the link you posted, the ones at the bottom are splash, which is completely different. Pictures #2 and #9 come close, but the bird in this thread has more dramatic color, which suggests rooster.