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Mine is 6 weeks as well.  My granddaughter has decided to call her Elsa the Snow Queen.  She looked just like the other "Ameraucauna" babies I bought from tractor supply, although she was more white than tan.  Your white one looks pretty similar, but she has the adorable cheek puffs where Elsa is fairly smooth in the face, which is why I was wondering if she was an EE or not.  She is getting a little friendlier too, not quite so spazzy.  I was going to call her Cleopatra with those eyes, but we already have a cat named Cleo so that wouldn't work LOL


I thought they looked very close in age. Mine are bantams. Well the front one in the pic is supposed to be full sized my other three are bantams. I don't know how my "twins" will deal with the size difference when it happens. Duchess just got renamed for being snooty and a complainer but has suddenly started sitting on my knee or arm to talk to me instead of avoiding me. I'm loving the turn around. She is still quite vocal when concerned about anything though, lol.
I think Elsa suits your girl. How many do you have?
 
We shall see what happens. If I do get a rooster I might try keeping him. I am allowd to have a rooster even though it's 1/4 acre residential neighborhood. My neighbors might hate me.


That would be awesome to have a rooster :thumbsup oh here is that link.... Gr let me find it. This lady gives really good tips on keeping roosters around picky neighbors.
 
Too many LOL They have become an addiction. I have 4 EE's, 8 Asian black, 4 ISA brown, 1 SLW, 6 RIR and 3 BR. I keep trying to mix my bigger babies who are 6 weeks old in with the older ones, who are about 8 weeks old. One of the EE's prefers to be in with the bigger chicks but the other ones are petrified, especially my RIR roo. They want to stay in with the little babies who are about 2 to 3 weeks old. The EE's seem to think they are the mothers of the little babies and like to snuggle with them. They are all quite the characters. I think I only have 3 roos out of all of them, so very happy with that, although at least one of them will have to be rehomed. I can't give up my RIR roo though because he is afraid of everything and needs to be babied. How many do you have?
 
Too many LOL  They have become an addiction.  I have 4 EE's, 8 Asian black, 4 ISA brown, 1 SLW, 6 RIR and 3 BR.  I keep trying to mix my bigger babies who are 6 weeks old in with the older ones, who are about 8 weeks old.  One of the EE's prefers to be in with the bigger chicks but the other ones are petrified, especially my RIR roo.  They want to stay in with the little babies who are about 2 to 3 weeks old.  The EE's seem to think they are the mothers of the little babies and like to snuggle with them.  They are all quite the characters.  I think I only have 3 roos out of all of them, so very happy with that, although at least one of them will have to be rehomed.  I can't give up my RIR roo though because he is afraid of everything and needs to be babied.  How many do you have?


Right now I have 4 Easter eggers 3 of them bantams. A silver laced Cochin standard size. 1 Egyptian Fayoumi. 2 D'uccles and 1 mottled Cochin. I'm getting 2 speckled Sussex, 1 blue Andalusian, 1 partridge Cochin and 2 silver spangled apenzeller spitzhabens.
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More than I intended I admit.
 
Right now I have 4 Easter eggers 3 of them bantams. A silver laced Cochin standard size. 1 Egyptian Fayoumi. 2 D'uccles and 1 mottled Cochin. I'm getting 2 speckled Sussex, 1 blue Andalusian, 1 partridge Cochin and 2 silver spangled apenzeller spitzhabens.
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More than I intended I admit.
Sounds like a beautiful mix though!
 

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