Easter egger, unknown gender!

[Sizzlelover423]

She's a mix. The rose comb could be from several different breeds, but Wyandotte is likely. Where did you get her?

My brother got them from a school that had raised them for a class and they had decided to give them away.. We had no idea the gender or breed and when i did some research I found the chick is most likely an EE.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

My brother got them from a school that had raised them for a class and they had decided to give them away.. We had no idea the gender or breed and when i did some research I found the chick is most likely an EE.

Then I suppose the question is where did the class get the eggs. I'm not going to say that she's an EE, I'm simply going to say she's a barnyard mix. If she lays green eggs, then you have an EE and that's awesome! But, for now... she's just a mix.

 

[Sizzlelover423]

Then I suppose the question is where did the class get the eggs. I'm not going to say that she's an EE, I'm simply going to say she's a barnyard mix. If she lays green eggs, then you have an EE and that's awesome! But, for now... she's just a mix.

We don’t have any contact to that school anymore so I suppose it’s a waiting game... We have an Americauna as well so it would be cool to have all these colors of eggs.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Well, if she does have EE in her, then she could lay some... but even if she doesn't, if you breed them and hatch the eggs, you will be making home made EE.