Beautiful Breed?

[FlomatonsFlocks]

Pretty sure we have a pullet here. She was given to our daughter as a gift and we would like to know her breed. Supposed to be a welsummer or speckled sussex... Yellow legs. But we are skeptical. Comb looks like a pea comb. 6 weeks old. In sunlight some feathers seem to have red and blue. Photos dont do her justice.View attachment 1374020 View attachment 1374022 View attachment 1374023 View attachment 1374026

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

very pretty! i think she is a mix or EE, better pics would help!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Not a welsummer, not a ss. Can you take and post a pic of the bird in a natural, standing position

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Easter Egger

 

[FlomatonsFlocks]

***UPDATE***
Her legs are white!
Bonnie turned out to be a beautiful Easter Egger hen! She's one of the most gorgeous of our entire flock! We only wish we knew what she was bred with so we can have more! These photos dont do her justice!

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Beautiful... she looks like a RIR/EE

 

[FlomatonsFlocks]

Beautiful... she looks like a RIR/EE

Thank you. I wish I knew specifically because we would breed more!

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Thank you. I wish I knew specifically because we would breed more!

my best guess is one of your (red) production breeds mixed with EE.

 

[rebrascora]

She is very striking! The white shanks are unusual for an EE and would be unlikely to have come from crossing to a RIR.
I would be a little concerned about the size of her crop. It may just be the photo angle but it looks like she may be developing a pendulous crop. Might be worth checking her crop first thing on a morning before she has access to food, to make sure it is fully emptying, otherwise a crop bra may be helpful.

 

[FlomatonsFlocks]

She is very striking! The white shanks are unusual for an EE and would be unlikely to have come from crossing to a RIR.
I would be a little concerned about the size of her crop. It may just be the photo angle but it looks like she may be developing a pendulous crop. Might be worth checking her crop first thing on a morning before she has access to food, to make sure it is fully emptying, otherwise a crop bra may be helpful.

Thank you! Any ideas on the mix? And I'll look that up and check her out in the morning, so thank you for that as well!