Can anyone tell me what kind of chick this is?

[dryhollowsouthfarm]

We got some chicks a few weeks ago. They are about 3 weeks old now. They were supposed to be all Buff Orphs but one is so different. It was very light yellow but is feathering out white and you can't see them in the pic but her legs are a gray color.

 

[pamarino17]

looks like a white rock to me.

my white rocks looked kind of like my orps but were yellow grey and feathered white. then again, I only know what a buff orp, white rock, black australorp, barred rock and rhode island red would look like, and since there are a thousand other varieties, i could be something else.

 

[Break an Egg]

I'm not sure the other ones are buff orps either. Buff O's have pink legs and yours have yellow legs. They could be rhode island reds.

 

[pamarino17]

definitely. i didnt want to say anything but those others are not buff orps.

 

[Pet Duck Boy]

Your "buff orpingtons" are RIR or production reds.

 

[briteday]

Another guess on the white chick with dark legs could be a white EE. I had one that started out as a little fluffy yellow chick, feathered out white, and now lays beautiful green eggs. She also has slate legs.

 

[newlyweds]

I am thinking she's a white EE also, I had this happen to me too.

You can see a picture of mine here if your interested.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=308650

 

[dryhollowsouthfarm]

Their legs really aren't that yellow. They are more pink. The coloring is not the best in the pic. I will try to get some better pics today.
I hope the white one is an EE. We plan on getting some EE.

 

[Ang]

Not sure on the white chick. But I agree that the others aren't Buff Orps. Buff Orps are gold not red.

 

[sherrydeanne]

They're either red sexlinks, RIR's or NHRs, probably RIR. If your white chick has green legs she's an EE, if not she could be your only orpington.