EE w/ Willow legs? clueless in MX.

[AvaCabo]

8-10 weeks.
Sweet lil' thing has the cutest willow/green legs. I'm thinking a SHE...also, is this what you all consider an Easter Egger? One pic has her with a flock mate to show leg color difference. Thanks, CHAMILY. (CH-icken f-AMILY)

 

[Gray Farms]

Its hard to say for certain if its an Easter Egger. Where did it come from? If its 8-10 weeks its very likely a pullet.

 

[AvaCabo]

Its hard to say for certain if its an Easter Egger. Where did it come from? If its 8-10 weeks its very likely a pullet.

I live in Mexico and get my eggs from a Rancher. He gave me (16) chicks when they were 1-2 weeks old. They don't necessarily "sex" chicks here or at least they (locals) look at me like I'm an alien if I ask about breed or sex of chick. LOL.
They say "ponadera or pelea"...egg layer or fighter.

 

[Gray Farms]

If she came from a colored egg "blue, blue/green, green" they its likely an Easter Egger. If not its more likely just a mixed breed of some kind. It doesn't look like a "typical" Easter Egger though.

 

[AvaCabo]

Gracias...I don't know what a "typical EE" looks like, I guess. They all look different to me. LOL. Apparently, newbie ignorance

 

[Gray Farms]

"Typical" Easter Eggers are green legged, medium build, muffed, and bearded. Though more and more non-bearded Easter Eggers are showing up in recent years.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I believe you have a sweet little pullet I would say maybe a pretty mixed breed

 

[Fishkeeper]

Oh, that's a neat leg color! It really does look like part of a plant.

 

[Robert G]

Hope this helps a bit for you. Here's one of my EEs but at 8 weeks old.

I also hatched some mixed EEs that have beards but not green legs. I'll get you a pic of those tomorrow.

 

[drumstick diva]

EE's tend to lay eggs of a pastel color