Can anyone tell me what breed she is or what she may be mixed with.

[MysteryChicken]

But certainly not brown

It's a very light coating of brown pigmentation, it can be enhanced through breeding though.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

It's a very light coating of brown pigmentation, it can be enhanced through breeding though.

What I'm saying is just because that bird doesn't lay obviously brown eggs does not mean it's not a Cornish bantam.

It looks Just like my cornish bantam hens that I have owned for years.

 

[Podenrow]

She has a single comb, & those lay brown eggs. I don't think she's purebred.

I would be kind of surprised if she was purebred. The one time my husband goes to a chicken swap without me he gets a chicken and asks zero questions.

 

[Podenrow]

Can you get a better picture of her comb? It looks pretty Pea like to me, but I'm on a phone so I miss some things

I tried. She’s not very approachable and my zoom is not great. I’ll try when she goes to sleep.

 

[MysteryChicken]

What I'm saying is just because that bird doesn't lay obviously brown eggs does not mean it's not a Cornish bantam.

It looks Just like my cornish bantam hens that I have owned for years.

I didn't say that, but white isn't what they're supposed to lay. That's all.

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

I see a pea comb as well and agree that she's a Cornish bantam. I don't see anything about her that screams mix.

Cochins are also supposed to lay brown eggs, but almost every Cochin bantam I've owned has laid super pale eggs that at a glance could easily be called white. Cornish are already supposed to lay light brown eggs, so it wouldn't be outside the realm of possibility for one to lay eggs so pale they could be called white.

 

[Painted Calls]

Can we get a better pic of her comb?