I thought I had a maran.... ID help?

[L8eybugzz]

I have a backyard flock of 4. We got them as one and two day old chicks. What we thought we had seems to be different from what we actually have.
We thought we had some type of Maran. We have tried to identify her as she grew but I am not sure now if she is even a maran. Maybe a Maline? Maybe someone here with more experience can help identify her. It is possible she is mixed and that is ok, we would just like to know if possible. We have an Orpington that appears to be mixed also.
She is about 26 weeks old.
Feet are yellow ( huge feet!)
Pea comb
The black in her feathers shine blue in the sun
Yellow/gold eyes
Not laying yet
Quiet and content
Easy going with the other chickens. She appears to be top or second on the pecking order but is content with everything the other 3 do.
I call her my raptor because she reminds me of a raptor when she runs.

I will post pictures I have but can take more specific ones if needed.
Her face looks so mean but she is so darn cute and not mean at all.

 

[HuffleClaw]

Looks like a Dominique pullet.

 

[silkiemother]

or a barred rock and love your home pic we were supposed to get a hen amaracauna instead,cockeral sweetest boy ever

 

[mixedbreeds]

Cuckoo Marans

 

[HuffleClaw]

or a barred rock and love your home pic we were supposed to get a hen amaracauna instead,cockeral sweetest boy ever

No because it doesn’t have a single comb.

 

[LABElle1225]

LOL thats What we call our brahmas.. they have the same feet and eyes..

 

[HuffleClaw]

Cuckoo Marans

No, it doesn’t have a single comb, not a marans.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

She looks like an olive egger to me (easter egger x marans) which would explain the combination of feathered feet and pea comb.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Looks like a Dominique pullet.

or a barred rock and love your home pic we were supposed to get a hen amaracauna instead,cockeral sweetest boy ever

Both of those breeds do not have feathered feet. Also, dominiques have rose combs and barred rocks have single combs, while this pullet has a pea comb.

 

[MillersFarm]

Agree with post #8