Are a Silver Leghorn and a Cream Legbar the same thing?

[junebuggena]

OK here are some photos. The pic doesn't do them justice, the eggs are really a nice shade of sky blue.

Here is Lucy.

Lucy has a pea com and she has green legs. I think this is an Easter Egger. Her comb is very well developed and red for a pea comb. Wyandottes have rose combs and yellow legs.

 

[Myjenny]

Here are some close ups of Lucy's comb. Is it a pea comb? Also, she has olive-colored feet. I think she may definitely be an Easter Egger masquerading as a Golden-Laced.








They are blue-er than this pic shows.

 

[Myjenny]

OK, cool! I was debating on getting some EE's next Spring, now I don't have to.
Thanks a bunch!

 

[junebuggena]

Just for future reference, rose combs start out as a flat wedge shape, broad at the beak and narrowing towards the back of the head.

 

[and-roo]

Yeah, Lucy's probably an easter egger. I really like her color, never seen one like that. And the leghorn is pretty too!

 

[donrae]

thanks for the pics. You do indeed have an Easter egger pullet, not a glw. That's about as big as her comb's going to get, being a nice tight pea comb. The other bird does look like a silver Leghorn--very pretty!-- and not too far out from white eggs for you. That will compliment your basket nicely

 

[Michael OShay]

thanks for the pics. You do indeed have an Easter egger pullet, not a glw. That's about as big as her comb's going to get, being a nice tight pea comb. The other bird does look like a silver Leghorn--very pretty!-- and not too far out from white eggs for you. That will compliment your basket nicely

I agree.

 

[Sagenovese]

Did you ever get your answer? I have a silver leghorn. In December, she was just old enough to lay. I have all brown and green egg layers other than this newest batch. I suddenly started to see a white egg nearly every day for about 1 month. Then... no more whites. My 5 newest egg layers are 2 brown layers and 2 EEs one lays green and one lays blue. I have a total of 9 hens and have been convinced my silver leghorn stopped laying since the only missing color is white and I did get a month of WHITE. So, best guess, she is on laying break. But, I have on occasion found a blue egg and a egg so close to white, I think it is white until I take it in the house out of sunlight and am certain it is a whitish sky-blue. My Silver Leghorn looks exactly like yours. Nothing special on her head. Not likely any question she is a true silver leghorn. And, again, I was actually getting white eggs for 1 month before they stopped appearing. So, guess only time will tell for sure. But, was wondering how things panned out on your end.
Thanks

 

[junebuggena]

Picture?

 

[drumstick diva]

lets see