Definitely not a buff orpington, right?

[nicolevg]

I ordered 3 female buff orpingtons in my most recent batch of chicks in April, but this one is definitely not a buff, right? What breed is this girl?

 

[ve]

Gold/Red Sex Link. Actually, it may be Easter Egger. I can not open the pictures, bit the legs are wrong color for Sex Link and the comb looks Pea. So it can be EE crossed with Sex Link.

 

[nicolevg]

Gold/Red Sex Link. Actually, it may be Easter Egger. I can not open the pictures, bit the legs are wrong color for Sex Link and the comb looks Pea. So it can be EE crossed with Sex Link.

I just re-uploaded the photos, so hopefully those are more viewable.

We have a Whiting True Green and 2 Ameraucanas (we ordered 2 hens, but got 1 hen and 1 rooster) as our colored egg breeds, so I don't think this is another colored egg / easter egger breed. All of our birds came from Murray McMurray Hatchery. My guess is Red Star, even though I didn't order that. Thanks for the recommendations. All my "chicks" are 20 weeks but haven't started laying yet, so we'll see what their eggs look like in a couple weeks.

 

[ve]

This is picture from Murray McMurray for Whiting True Green

 

[Tookie]

She looks like some sort of Egger hybrid to me.

 

[nicolevg]

View attachment 3627565 This is picture from Murray McMurray for Whiting True Green

Now that I look again, yep, I think she's my Whiting True Green (which I did order). Now I'm wondering what the breed is of the hen I thought was the WTG.

 

[Tookie]

Now I'm wondering what the breed is of the hen I thought was the WTG.

Feel free to post pictures!

 

[nicolevg]

Feel free to post pictures!

Sorry for the poor quality photo. She’s hiding out in the back of the run today. I think she may be egg-bound (which I asked about in another post).

 

[Tookie]

Sorry for the poor quality photo. She’s hiding out in the back of the run today. I think she may be egg-bound (which I asked about in another post).

She could be a WTG possibly, she is some sort of Egger though. I have a hard time telling different Eggers apart.