I don't know what kind of chickens these are. The lady told me and I really didn't hear her, but she told me they are the same kind even though they are different colors. The darker one started out black with a couple of white spots, now it has a lot more white and some brown. It also acts like a rooster. The lighter one is pretty similar in color as it was as a chick.
I agree. Anything with puffy cheeks and green legs can be called EE; Only some kinds of EEs are americaunas. Like a square is always a rectangle but a rectangle isn't always a square...all ameraucanas are EEs but not all EEs are ameraucanas. If they're laying, you should be able to tell really easily. Most EEs lay green/blue eggs, hence the name Easter Eggers.
Yes, they are EE and the darker one is a rooster. Without a good head shot, the lighter one looks like a pullet (female). Pretty birds! Oh, and Shelly
I agree on the EE. But I am going to guess they are both roosters. For sure the one in the foreground is. Pretty birds!
I have a bunch of hatchery ameracanas (sold as ameracanas not EE's) that look like that, of the 4 that are that exactl color, they are 11 weeks old now, but the one i'm not at all doubting is roo, has gotten the dark head and neck while the other three have much lighter blue/grey heads with some white checkered in, and i'm pretty sure from vent sexing @ 1 day that out of the 10 ameracanas i picked out of the 300 8 looked like pullets and 2 like roos by vent sexing. however i'm questionable in my skill of seeing the little dot in vent sexing. but definately that one in front that one with the dark neck is a roo by what i can see of comb and the the sharp pointed feathering.
They are both Easter Eggers. She probably called them Ameraucanas or Araucanas, but they are Easter Eggers. If you have a hen (or 2) they will lay colored eggs. It may just be the picture, but they look a little sick. Make sure to keep them quarantined for a 3-4 weeks just to be sure they don't have something and share it with any of your other birds.