Chick identification help?

[Farmonieschickens]

So we received our chicks from McMurray hatcheries yesterday, and included was a free chick they offer at checkout. They dont include the breed name since it's supposed to be a surprise when it grows I suppose, so I included a picture for help. Could it be a speckled Sussex? It's the brown chipmunk striped one closest to the feeder.

 

[Gray Farms]

Sicilian Buttercup or Gold Campine. What color are its legs? Yellow/pinkish = Buttercup, Greenish = Campine

 

[Farmonieschickens]

Sicilian Buttercup or Gold Campine. What color are its legs?

It's legs are an orangy color

 

[Kessel23]

I'm not sure, here is a list of varieties of breeds you can get for a extra chick from McMurray- Crested varieties, speckled beauties, blue chicks, huge giants, feather-legged exotics, spangled, and belted Old World Fowl. Maybe this will shorten the possibilities for other people.

 

[Gray Farms]

I'm not sure, here is a list of varieties of breeds you can get for a extra chick from McMurray- Crested varieties, speckled beauties, blue chicks, huge giants, feather-legged exotics, spangled, and belted Old World Fowl. Maybe this will shorten the possibilities for other people.

None of those are even chicken breeds.

 

[Gray Farms]

It's legs are an orangy color

You've got a Buttercup then.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Sicilian Buttercup.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Another way to be positive would be to look at its comb. I hope you have a girl! Those are the prettiest of that breed.

 

[Farmonieschickens]

Thank you guys! Looking at pictures and gray farms' leg color tell it definitely is a Sicilian buttercup. Also, I do think it's a girl due to the wing feather growth although that's not the most accurate way to sex, but I guess I'll know when it grows up more!