Last chance for blue eggs

[Casa de Pollo]

I got rid of my other EE that turned out to be a roo. Now my last chance for blue eggs is acting funny and getting a big tail. Please tell me this is a hen.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I would say hen

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Pullet for sure!

 

[rascal66]

Looks like a pullet

 

[ariri30]

I got rid of my other EE that turned out to be a roo. Now my last chance for blue eggs is acting funny and getting a big tail. Please tell me this is a hen.View attachment 2202091

Very pretty pullet. How old?

 

[Casa de Pollo]

Very pretty pullet. How old?

Awesome! She’s almost 11 weeks old.

 

[birdlover2]

I got rid of my other EE that turned out to be a roo. Now my last chance for blue eggs is acting funny and getting a big tail. Please tell me this is a hen.View attachment 2202091

Looks like a pullet to me, she's got pretty colors! Do you know what breed she is?

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Looks like an EE pullet.

 

[Casa de Pollo]

Looks like a pullet to me, she's got pretty colors! Do you know what breed she is?

I bought her from Dunlap Hatchery as an Americauna. But some suggest she’s an Easter Egger. So glad she is a she! This bird is very fast and loves to zip around the yard. Fun to watch.

 

[birdlover2]

I bought her from Dunlap Hatchery as an Americauna. But some suggest she’s an Easter Egger. So glad she is a she! This bird is very fast and loves to zip around the yard. Fun to watch.

Cool! I don't know the main difference between EEs and Americannas except that Americannas are only certain breeds and types recognied by the APA. She may have Americana parents, but if she doesn't fit into their definition of the breed or into any of the breed types, then she's techincally considered an EE.