Can anyone help me identify my lovely chicken?

[Feather Fanatic 2000]

To me it has the build and shape of a leghorn but as others have stated the comb is wrong and that is certainly not exchequer colouring. It doesn't have the normal EE characteristics of fluffy cheeks or beard or green legs and EEs are usually stockier. That bird is very slim and as others have said, she is incredibly beautiful!

Whiting true blue gets my vote too.

Just to clarify, EE don't all have fluffy cheeks, beards, and green legs, because they are a "mutt" to begin with. In fact, out of my 8 EE, only 2 have green legs, several have slate legs, one has just muffs (fluffy cheeks), three have beards, one has both, and two have neither. Also, the chicken isn't very stocky because of its young age, it will fill out as it gets older. I would cast my vote for EE, or whiting true blue, (which are bred using eater eggers). Either way, you have a beautiful pullet who's eggs will probably be as pretty as she is.

 

[rebrascora]

I appreciate that not all EEs have facial fluff, either beards or cheeks or willow legs but usually they will have one or more of those characteristics. It's very rare for an EE to be clean faced and have yellow legs.

 

[Akrnaf2]

It still looks to me as a leghorn/leghorn mix........

 

[Feather Fanatic 2000]

I appreciate that not all EEs have facial fluff, either beards or cheeks or willow legs but usually they will have one or more of those characteristics. It's very rare for an EE to be clean faced and have yellow legs.

You have a good point. I just wanted to clarify that they are all different.

 

[Chickenlady802]

Murray McMurray Hatchery just let me know that they are pretty sure that she is indeed a Whiting True Blue.

 

[Chickenlady802]

Thank you everyone who has taken time to help me with Jordan's identification. It's very cool to know there are so many great chicken peeps out there to ask questions and share information with. You folks are awesome!

 

[Sparrowsong98]

Golly she is a pretty little thing.

 

[andreanar]

We get just as interested as the chicken owner!