Are these Easter Eggers or..?

[BeaLee]

This one in particular has really interesting wings, the others are smooth but hers always look like this, she also has black spots on her back and yellow areas below her wings. She’s also very friendly, loves visiting with us and sitting on our shoulders lol

 

[SilverBirds]

This one in particular has really interesting wings, the others are smooth but hers always look like this, she also has black spots on her back and yellow areas below her wings. She’s also very friendly, loves visiting with us and sitting on our shoulders lolView attachment 3804638

What is her comb type? I can't really tell from the pictures.

 

[BeaLee]

What is her comb type? I can't really tell from the pictures.

Here’s a couple of her looking right at the camera, do these help?

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

I would agree with the above messages, these chicks are either White Rock or White Leghorn.

 

[lagrange chicks]

Could be easter eggers, here is a couple picks of one I had last spring.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I would agree with the above messages, these chicks are either White Rock or White Leghorn.

With the black spots though, I don’t think they’re either. I think they’re likely a Leghorn mix like Hoover’s California White or Ideal’s Ideal 236. Most likely the California Whites given TSC usually sources their chicks from Hoovers.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Could be easter eggers, here is a couple picks of one I had last spring. View attachment 3804643View attachment 3804646

Gorgeous!!!

 

[GirlsHuntToo]

With the black spots though, I don’t think they’re either. I think they’re likely a Leghorn mix like Hoover’s California White or Ideal’s Ideal 236. Most likely the California Whites given TSC usually sources their chicks from Hoovers.

That's true they could also be California White, I hadn't thought of those before.

 

[ShrekDawg]

That's true they could also be California White, I hadn't thought of those before.

I hadn’t thought of it till someone else here mentioned it and it makes sense with the black spots

 

[SilverBirds]

View attachment 3804645Here’s a couple of her looking right at the camera, do these help? View attachment 3804644

She's got a single comb, which really lessens the chance that she's an EE even more. I agree with the others that she will end up being a White Rock, Leghorn, or a California White.