Help with identifying what breed this chick is?

[HayhayLover]

Hi im needing help identifying this breed! She is 5 weeks old she was a suprise from my local feed store she was in a batch black tailed japanese chicks and sulton chicks. A day or so after getting her i knew she wasnt a BT japanese, she was bigger but cheeks where fluffier..cant figure it out and neither could feed store and tried with the hatchery.. they were thinking maybe red shoulder Yokohama or im thinking amberlink?? Idk lol help

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Hi im needing help identifying this breed! She is 5 weeks old she was a suprise from my local feed store she was in a batch black tailed japanese chicks and sulton chicks. A day or so after getting her i knew she wasnt a BT japanese, she was bigger but cheeks where fluffier..cant figure it out and neither could feed store and tried with the hatchery.. they were thinking maybe red shoulder Yokohama or im thinking amberlink?? Idk lol help

May be a Easter egger or some other mix breed? Definitely not a Yokohama

 

[GermanKennhuhn]

could be a mix. @TheOddOneOut

 

[NatJ]

Hi im needing help identifying this breed! She is 5 weeks old she was a suprise from my local feed store...cheeks where fluffier..

For chicks sold in a feed store or ordered from a hatchery, mystery chicks with fluffy cheeks are usually Easter Eggers. This is especially likely if they have pea combs (which I think your chick does.)

Easter Eggers come in so many different colors they can be hard to identify, except by ruling out everything else or waiting for them to grow up and lay colored eggs.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

EE

 

[HayhayLover]

Ok thats helpful, thanks guys! Ya i definitely didnt agree with the red shoulder Yokohama that they thought. When she was younger i thought maybe EE cause of her cheeks but then thought salmon favorfolle but she doesnt have feather feet so that got scratched. So it could be an EE even if the hatchery doesnt show her coloring ??. I got an EE too from that hatchery and she's all brown right now.

 

[NatJ]

So it could be an EE even if the hatchery doesnt show her coloring ??.

Yes, it definitely could.

Easter Eggers usually come in a wide variety of colors, but the hatchery only photographs a few examples.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I'm not convinced that's an Easter Egger. I've looked through hatcheries that carry both Sultans and Black Tailed White Japanese and those carry Yokohamas as well. Update in a few weeks but I believe that's a Red Shouldered Yokohama

 

[HayhayLover]

Here are some more photos with outside lighting and diff. angles. She's very pretty. She's got white and silvery coloring thru out and then with the redish/cinnamon coloring scattered.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Ope, I take back what I said. I has a beard and is an Easter Egger