EE feathering out (pictures!) -- ideas on what she'll look like?

[kellykate]

Hi there -- here is my 3 week EE 'Basil'. She is growing way faster than my other chicks and getting some very neat brown/gold feathers. Almost look Gold-laced -- anyhow I was curious to see some pictures of other EE's that started out looking like this. At this rate she'll be bigger than the dog -jk! Thanks for your help!
Basil

 

[Guitartists]

 

[kellykate]

Whoa! Gorgeous EE! I'll have to keep my fingers crossed -- I would be thrilled if she looks like that! Thanks for the picture!

 

[Guitartists]

No prob

I love my EEs, I'll bet you will love yours too!

And Happy Easter!!!

 

[Guitartists]

And here is a pic of the egg she lays... bottom right corner

It's the largest egg I get! Of course, every EE is different... but here's hoping for many large blue eggs for you!

 

[kellykate]

Happy Easter to you too! Yeah, she is already our fav! Great little personality-- very fun to watch and loves to hop out of the brooder on our arms! Like I said she is growing soooo fast, I feel like she must ache all over. She is constantly stretching everything out!

WOW -- just saw the egg picture!! Beautiful eggs -- hmmm yes, I would love for a nice blue egg! Have to wait until this fall to know about that though--ugh! patience..... patience...

 

[Appaloosa Hill Farm]

What lovely birds! We have 9 EE chicks and most of them look like your little girl. I'd be thrilled if they ended up looking like the hen pictured!!!! I love EEs--such a surprise. One of the "girls" is most certainly a roo (MUCH larger comb and I swear he crowed! At 4 weeks...) and he's the prettiest one of the bunch. Can't WAIT to see how he turns out.

Happy Easter to y'all!

 

[ZooMummzy]

I have one EE just like this one. I'm excited to see what she will look like full grown!

 

[Year of the Rooster]

This is what mine turned into

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

Your pullet is sure cute. Ours changed their coloring so much, even from 7 weeks to full grown - it's hard to say which one she'll look like. Here's photos of ours when they were little and as adults.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=19548-from-chicks-to-pullets-to-hens