Delaware Chick??

[Jen T]

A week ago when she was just a few days old I thought she was a BO. But look at those wing feathers. Delaware? She came in an “assortment” of brown egg layers from my pet chicken.

 

[cmom]

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/BRKBabyChicks.html

 

[Jen T]

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/BRKBabyChicks.html

Thank you! I did check there already trying to ID everyone in my assortment. Pics on Delaware don’t show between day old and older pullets

 

[Chicken Strut]

Hi, here's pics of my Delaware from My Pet Chicken (hatched May 2018) at one week and 2.5 weeks. Hope it helps. My Delaware ended up being a cockerel so the coloration may be a little different if you have a pullet chick. He started out as a solid yellow little fuzzball.

 

[Redhead Rae]

I think your baby is a New Hampshire or another red based chicken, there is too much red in the wings.

 

[Jen T]

Hi, here's pics of my Delaware from My Pet Chicken (hatched May 2018) at one week and 2.5 weeks. Hope it helps. My Delaware ended up being a cockerel so the coloration may be a little different if you have a pullet chick. He started out as a solid yellow little fuzzball.

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THanks for sharing. So cute! Yours is definitely more yellow looking than mine. Maybe Redhead Rae is right and she’s a red of some kind. Time will tell I guess. As long as she’s a she we are good!

 

[Jen T]

I think your baby is a New Hampshire or another red based chicken, there is too much red in the wings.

Thank you for responding. I do see red and New Hampshire crosses my mind early on as well. Here she is at 3 days

 

[Redhead Rae]

Thank you for responding. I do see red and New Hampshire crosses my mind early on as well. Here she is at 3 days

This is how my New Hampshires looked in of the shipping box.

I had to edit the picture after posting. I realized it had my address in the original picture.

 

[Chicken Strut]

A red sex link is maybe another possibility? I've never had that breed, though.

 

[drumstick diva]

you could wait till they are fully feathered out at 8 weeks of so and post new photos.
You'd get more "positive decisions", than guesses