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[Sydnee Fisher]

3-4 week old Wyandotte!!

 

[Sydnee Fisher]

3-4 week old Ameraucna

 

[junebuggena]

3-4 week old Wyandotte!!
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Too young.

 

[junebuggena]

3-4 week old Ameraucna
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That's an Easter Egger, and too young.

 

[Sydnee Fisher]

That's an Easter Egger, and too young.

I thought they were ameraunas if they had blue legs?

 

[debid]

I thought they were ameraunas if they had blue legs?

There is a lot more to SOP than leg color but the SOP calls for slate legs (dark wash on white skin) and yours appears to have dark wash on yellow skin (yielding willow or green legs).

 

[Sydnee Fisher]

There is a lot more to SOP than leg color but the SOP calls for slate legs (dark wash on white skin) and yours appears to have dark wash on yellow skin (yielding willow or green legs).

Oh... that stinks I got her from a hatchery who told me that

 

[debid]

3-4 week old Wyandotte!!
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Too young. There's nothing screaming cockerel here but it's too young to presume pullet.

 

[junebuggena]

Oh... that stinks I got her from a hatchery who told me that

The vast majority of hatcheries have Easter Eggers that they pass off as Ameraucana. The easiest way to tell if you are getting Ameraucana or misrepresented Easter Eggers is if a color/variety is specified. Ameraucana always have a color or variety specified. The good news is that Easter Eggers tend to be better layers than Ameraucana. But you won't know what color egg you'll get till they start laying.

 

[Sydnee Fisher]

Too young. There's nothing screaming cockerel here but it's too young to presume pullet.

I thought roo look at he/ she's waddles