Found.Is this a Chicken?

[MysteryChicken]

I tried to get better pictures of it standing. It stands as tall as my full-grown Serama hens.

Okay, this helps with identifying. Hard to judge when the bird is held.

Looks like a cross breed, possibly with some game, but it's hard to be certain.

 

[JedJackson]

It is a chicken, but yes, it looks odd because of the naked face. It is some kind of mix but who knows what at this stage.

I think it needs a bit of heat, good food and water. It looks a little sickly to me. I would keep it away from other birds until you are sure it's healthy.

 

[MarkRainbolt]

Looks like some type of vulture.

 

[Fluffy_Butt_Hutt]

After googling the non-chicken suggestions, it has to be a chicken. Additionally, that specific kind of barring doesn't show up in any non-chicken chicks after searching for a bit. It definitely is a mix. The stance is quite odd, so I'm assuming it has game bird in it. I second that it looks like a pullet, but we do not know the age or mix yet.

 

[Cluckle]

It looks somewhat similar to a Lesser Prairie-Chicken or a type of Grouse. These are both native game birds here in Eastern Washington.

 

[CombNWattles]

Dang that thing is adorable. I want it… I agree with the suggestion to feed/water/warm/quarantine it. Keep us updated on how it’s doing!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Google Lens says it is a young female Dominique chicken.

Sorry, edited typos. Eyes very bad!

 

[Cluckle]

It’s getting some feather growth back around the face. The skin is turning reddish. I’m not sure if that’s a natural coloring or an illness. It seems healthy.

 

[AshVau22]

All I know it is cute Happy it's found a safe home with you.

 

[CombNWattles]

It’s getting some feather growth back around the face. The skin is turning reddish. I’m not sure if that’s a natural coloring or an illness. It seems healthy.

The reddening is probably normal development.