Help to identify chick type

[Adams85]

Hello, got 2 chicks from amateur bird farmer. The yellow chick is the one I want to identify. I received her at approximately 5 days old and she already had a full tail and wings, she has no spot for a comb or waddle and has a narrow beak compared to the other chick.

Both these chicks had the same hatch date. They are approximately 7 days old at this point. I picked her because she was the only one in the hatchery that already had a full tail and wings but I’m completely baffled by the lack of chicken features the other chick has.

If anyone can identify the breed that would be awsome.

 

[nuthatched]

She was older than 5 days when you got her, can you get close pictures of the comb area?

 

[ClearCreekFarms]

She looks like an Easter Egger to me.

 

[Adams85]

She was older than 5 days when you got her, can you get close pictures of the comb area?

 

[nuthatched]

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She has a pea comb, she's likely (if it's a she) an Easter egger.

 

[Adams85]

She has a pea comb, she's likely (if it's a she) an Easter egger.

Awsome thank you for the help! She definitely has a very very friendly personality If you are around her you have to hold her she doesn’t give you a choice lol

 

[nuthatched]

Awsome thank you for the help! She definitely has a very very friendly personality If you are around her you have to hold her she doesn’t give you a choice lol

That's sweet! But she shouldnt really be picked up too often, she needs to imprint on the other chickens.

 

[Adams85]

That's sweet! But she shouldnt really be picked up too often, she needs to imprint on the other chickens.

She has her friend and they are sorta inseparable, I don’t keep them apart even when I hold them they both pile in, if I keep ‘em apart for more then a minute they start calling to each other, that being said I only plan on the 2 and they will be inside/outside chickens which is why I’m taming them both to be picked up.