Any experts want to weigh in?

[Jenwisp]

The feathers suggest welsummer.

All my EE have different leg colors. Yellow, green, dark grey.



The usual response to colors - is it a hatchery bird? I guess hatcheries don't breed for quality, could be why the legs are off a shade.

( also, I am not an expert by far. I just googled welsummers. I think they are so pretty )

 

[Frazzemrat1]

EE can have ANY color legs. I think based on pattern, just from comparing to 4 week welsummer googles that is a welsummer.

Not with green legs and what appears to be a pea comb.

 

[Jenwisp]

It looks like a single comb to me. One of my EE had that, too, though.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

EE can have ANY color legs. I think based on pattern, just from comparing to 4 week welsummer googles that is a welsummer.

It is not a Welsummer, it's pattern is not the duckwing type and is lacking any dark breast feathers. It also has a pea comb and green legs which Welsummers do not have. It's an Easter Egger cockerel

 

[Jenwisp]

The comb looks like a blurry single comb to me in that pic. My EE pea combs didn't stand tall at all like the one in that picture. They still don't.

And to me, it looks like this chic, and several others on the web posted as welsummers.

http://thecroftshens.blogspot.com/2016/05/welsummer-chicks-case-of-mistaken.html

Look, I am fine with being wrong. I am just posting what I see. So if I am wrong, time will tell and that is okay. There is no need to keep arguing with me lol. Just put what you think it is.

 

[sourland]

EE cockerel

 

[Painted Calls]

EE cockerel.

 

[Angelfishie]

Thanks everyone! I’ll update this thread when it starts crowing.

 

[Angelfishie]

So...guess who’s crowing! This Easter egger cockerel turned out to be a beautiful bird! I’m calling him Roo Hefner.

 

[Auntiejessi3]

So...guess who’s crowing! This Easter egger cockerel turned out to be a beautiful bird! I’m calling him Roo Hefner.

Very handsome!