Is this a campine?

[chick on a stick]

Current 5 week old picture

Baby picture

 

[bradgsanford]

My golden campines didn't look like that as chicks. They are only 4 weeks old now so don't have any other comparison.

Here is one of mine at 1 week. I know it's not the best shot, but you can tell a major difference between mine and what you've posted:

EDIT: added pic

 

[stellacat]

Yes that is a campine.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/breeds/campine/18074

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

SCROLL down for chick pics on feathersite.

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry//CGA/BCup/BRKButtercup.html
I vote buttercup.

Is her comb coming in in a double row?

Here are my two buttercups.

 

[chick on a stick]

I was thinking buttercup too at first. She looked more like a buttercup as a baby. But her comb is not very developed at all. And it doesnt seem to be developing into a buttercup comb. She came from ideal poultry.

 

[YYZ]

Very pretty ! I like.

 

[chick on a stick]

I'll try to get a close-up of her comb. She is hard to catch though. Are either buttercups or campines slow at developing their combs? She is 5 weeks and doesnt have much of one.

 

[chick on a stick]

This is the best close-up I could get.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

I am going to say I think that is an EE.

Don't laugh!

I did have some that I sold with that coloration. And I have had EEs with no cheek muffs.

But the Good Lord knows that I am no EE expert and there ARE EE experts here.

Also, I have had Golden Campines, and that is not the way their combs look.

 

[chick on a stick]

Yeah her comb and legs say easter egger. But she doesn't have puffy cheeks and she is quite a bit smaller than our other chicks who are the same age. Are EE's sometimes smaller?