faverolle hen or amercauna roo?

[holyshihtzu]

I purchased a bird at a farm auction and well it was my first chicken other than generic yellow chicks you win at the fair. upon trying to figure out what this was I came on BYC and under the breed page it looked like a faverolle hen. upon getting two silkies he/she was very posessive of food and kept pecking the silkies when they tried to eat. before the silkies every so often he/she would make a very pathetic crow in the morning. I had read about some hens making such a lame crowing noise trying to be a roo. he/she would also fly over the 3 ft chainlink to the other part of my yard and dig for bugs. other than looking, I have not done any other tests ( the pushing the belly test, remember first chicken). because of the bullying, I have decided to find him/her and new home which has brought up the next concern. from the craigslist ad, I was informed that it looks a lot like a americauna roo that was owned by someone. I have yet to find a picture online that would remotely support this, but I figured I would see what you all had to say on the issue.
This is Chicky Boo

 

[sourland]

You are the proud owner of an Easter egger cockerel.

 

[mandelyn]

Yes, that is an "Americauna" rooster, commonly also called an Easter Egger.

 

[pips&peeps]

ee cockerel

ameraucana and ee are not interchangeable, they are different birds

 

[Pele]

ee cockerel

ameraucana and ee are not interchangeable, they are different birds

x2 it's an EE male, not an Ameraucana.

 

[holyshihtzu]

thank you for your help, he is going to have to go. no roosters in the city.