Is this a rhode island red? She came with easter eggers and looks like a different breed

[Brb0891]

 

[SilverBirds]

She's either a New Hampshire or some red production layer.

 

[SilverBirds]

Also,

 

[alinas2010]

Welcome to the site! I also agree with SilverBirds, either a New Hampshire Red or perhaps a Cinnamon Queen? Ive got both and I lean towards a New Hampshire. Funnily enough, I adopted a New Hampshire Red from our neighbor and I also though she was a RIR

 

[Brb0891]

Thanks, She's got alot of black in her pattern. She's probably a mix.

 

[alinas2010]

Thanks, She's got alot of black in her pattern. She's probably a mix.
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You’re probably right, she may be, that is a lot of black. My Ravioli doesn’t quite have that amount.

 

[SilverBirds]

Thanks, She's got alot of black in her pattern. She's probably a mix.
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Where did you get her from? There is a possibility that she's an Easter Egger depending on where she came from.

 

[Brb0891]

Where did you get her from? There is a possibility that she's an Easter Egger depending on where she came from.

I got her with some easter egger pullets. I'm still waiting for them to start laying so I don't know what her egg color is yet.

 

[labelo]

Easter eggers can lay any color egg (though it's traditionally associated with green eggs)--it's a catch all term for a mixed breed chicken, with the goal of producing colorful eggs. So yes, easter egger is probably a fair term for her!

 

[Brb0891]

Update...she lays pretty pink eggs with a heavy bloom. Sometimes spotted. We will call her a easter egger.