Is this an Ameraucana?

[Chris-n-Kate]

No one else sees the red?

I see a bit of pink in the last one but yellow when looking at the other pictures.

 

[DobieLover]

I really hope he or she is an Ameraucana. I’ve heard wonderful things about them and how docile they can be. I have a rooster and he turned out to be very protective over my hens. He chases my dog for no reason and she is trained as a 10month old pup to stay away and be very gentle with the chickens. My rooster “Joey” shows signs of “Sneaky” a true troublemaker.

If you got this chick at TSC, there is absolutely NO WAY it is an Americauna. They only sell EEs labeled as Americaunas at TSC. Americaunas are a much more expensive breed.

 

[DobieLover]

No one else sees the red?

Sorry, no. I'm not mad in the slightest!
I just see yellow.

 

[Punkybrewster]

I dont see red but from my experience, the color of the feathers coming in and the way this chick stands indicates future roo to me when it comes to easter egger chicks. And this is an easter egger.

 

[PerlyBee]

Ohhhh what a cutie!!

 

[ats808]

I tried to take more pictures but it’s so hard when my Pomsky wants to be a mama of a little bird lol I never leave my Nova alone with my chics as sometimes I see her licking her mouth thinking it maybe food but I give her time with them so she knows to be extra gentle and to protect them. When he/she is in the tote with the rest it’s usually by itself looking around unless it’s time to huddle up all together

 

[chrissynemetz]

I agree, I believe you have a sweet little Easter Egger. It could possibly be a cockerel, but it's really too young to tell for sure yet. If you can post more pictures in a few weeks it should be more obvious by then.

 

[ats808]

I agree, I believe you have a sweet little Easter Egger. It could possibly be a cockerel, but it's really too young to tell for sure yet. If you can post more pictures in a few weeks it should be more obvious by then.

Thank you to all for feedback. I’m very anxious in knowing what the sex maybe. I post in a few weeks

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Agreed, too early for gender....
and there's absolutely no doubts that's an easter egger. The green legs alone say that... but the color pattern on the wings also says EE. No ameraucana has that coloring. None.

 

[cstephens1987]

Definitely an Easter Egger and most likely a cockerel from what I'm seeing. That comb is already shaping up and way too well defined for a Pullet imo. Time shall tell though, keep us posted.