Help me identify 3 week old chick!

[Hippie Chickie ૐ]

I have a 3 week old chick who's breed I cannot identify. I ordered 3 "rare breeds" but I don't know what kind she is. The list of possible options the site gave me for the "rare breeds" are:

• Buckeye
• Ancona
  
• Easter Egger
• Blue Ameraucana
  
• Black Sumatra
• Andalusian (Blue, Black, or Splash)
  
• Appenzeller Spitzhauben
  
• Sicilian Buttercup
  
• Salmon Faverolles
  
• Golden Campine
  
• Buff Chantecler
  
• Wyandotte (any plumage)
  
• Barnevelder
• Brahma (Buff Brahma, Light Brahma)
  
• Marans (Silver Cuckoo, Golden Cuckoo, Black Copper, Blue Copper, Blue Splash, White)
• Delaware
• Dominique
• Dark Cornish
• Cochin
• Welsummer
• White Sultan
• Polish (Assorted colors)
• Exchequer Leghorn
• Speckled Sussex
• Silver Spangled Hamburg
  
• Partridge Penedesenca
• Jersey Giant
• Blue Orpington
• Silver Grey Dorking
• Egyptian Fayoumi

I am a new chicken mama and any thoughts would be appreciated (she's the yellow/white one).

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

What's the comb type?

 

[Hippie Chickie ૐ]

Single

 

[21hens-incharge]

Going by the single comb, white feathers, and the little black ones coming in in the tail.... I am thinking Delaware.

 

[Hippie Chickie ૐ]

I just looked up some pics of Delaware chicks and you're right. Thank you

 

[21hens-incharge]

You are welcome. I liked mine. They were friendly and active birds.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I'm just gonna give you my best guess at the moment though I'm not really sure. I think it may be a splash Andalusian based on your list, but you may have to wait a bit. Does it have any feathers on it's legs?

 

[Hippie Chickie ૐ]

I'm just gonna give you my best guess at the moment though I'm not really sure. I think it may be a splash Andalusian based on your list, but you may have to wait a bit. Does it have any feathers on it's legs?

Nope , no feathers

 

[Hippie Chickie ૐ]

You are welcome. I liked mine. They were friendly and active birds.

She's the most cuddly and friendly so far. She snuggles up in my arm all the time

 

[drumstick diva]

You can always post photos at "what breed or gender is this," but they prefer chicks 6-8 weeks old and up. The younger the chick brings out a lot of wild guesses.