Tons o' pics! I have 18 babies, two that pure white Ameraucana, the rest are Easter Eggers. The 16 were sold to me as Ameraucana eggs but it's obvious they are not. The two pure white I got from someone on here and they meet the breed standard so I am pretty sure they are pure. All the EE's were hatched on August 31st, the two Ameraucanas were hatched on Sept 6th.
Can someone tell me what these chickens will look like when they are older? I'm trying to decide who to keep and who needs to be re-homed. I'd like to see pics of what my chicks might look like as adults.
The white chick in the middle is my female pure white Ameraucana. The two darker birds on each side are what I'm wondering what they will be.
Another pic of the three that are dark colored. I think two are male and one female.
The darker EEs (brown partridge type) are a classic pullet color. They will often look the same when they get older, but can also become very pretty after the first molt.
This is my EE, Monkey.
She has pretty black iridescent neck and tail feathers,
Here's what Monkey looked like at 6 weeks. Kind of plain.
One of your non-blue roos may end up like this 13 week cockerel.
This is my wheaten Ameraucana to compare with yours. Her color is getting lighter as she gets older. Pics taken same day.
Hope the pics help you make your decisions.
Definitely a girl. She is 13 weeks old now, but was about 8 weeks in this picture. Here she when I got her. I assumed she was a girl instantly by the patterns and her comb size. 
I don't name my chickens.... I am not very creative. We had 2 cats Boy Cat and Girl Cat. 
