Is this a white leghorn pullet?

[kellyu]

From Meyer Hatchery, part of an assortment. 9 weeks old.
Is this a white leghorn pullet? Or something else?

 

[Cyprus]

Not a white leghorn. Leghorns do not have beards and their legs are white.
It has a beard and green legs, so it is probably a white Easter Egger or Olive Egger.

It is a pullet.

 

[Rob Tof]

Need full side view to tell.

 

[Cyprus]

Looking at their site, I think she is an Easter Egger

 

[pineapple416]

EE

 

[JedJackson]

The beard, muffs and green legs indicate an Easter egger. Probably a pullet but its comb is rather pink, so it's not 100% at this point.

 

[poultry person]

From Meyer Hatchery, part of an assortment. 9 weeks old.
Is this a white leghorn pullet? Or something else?


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Doesn't look like one because of fluff on cheeks.

 

[kellyu]

Thank you. I noticed the fluffy cheeks, but didn’t know Easter eggers could be all white. She is very sweet and very inquisitive. Always checking out what I’m doing. Thank you.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Not a white leghorn. Leghorns do not have beards and their legs are white.
It has a beard and green legs, so it is probably a white Easter Egger or Olive Egger.

It is a pullet.

X2....pretty bird, the solid white is a less common color

 

[kellyu]

I was way off! I was only considering the white breeds they sold.
So....anything with beard and muffs is an Easter Egger? I do love the puffy cheeks! They are so cute
I’m going to be posting a few more chicks soon. I thought I had them figured out, but now I don’t think so. Thanks again for the help. It’s so fun to figure out what breeds I got in my assortments.