Month old white chick with black spots from “female rare” assortment

[Patois]

This is from Meyers rare assorted hatched 8/1

Any ideas?

 

[3KillerBs]

I would have said "Delaware" but it's not on the list and the chick has white legs.

 

[nuthatched]

Maybe it's a piebald maran?

 

[LadiesAndJane]

With those pink legs and beak it almost has to be an Orpington or a Marans. Looks like it is paint which would involve dominant white. It is a mystery!

 

[Patois]

I would have said "Delaware" but it's not on the list and the chick has white legs.

That’s what I thought! But not on the list !

 

[Patois]

With those pink legs and beak it almost has to be an Orpington or a Marans. Looks like it is paint which would involve dominant white. It is a mystery!

To further complicate things I received 4 that look just like this! I just think that would be unlikely if they grabbed a bunch of BBS Orpington and they all looked lightly splashed? Would marans have feathered feet?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Maybe it's a piebald maran?

Piebald isn't a variety of chicken, and even if it was, it's not listed

 

[Patois]

Exchequer leghorn? It can’t be a splash marans because the legs are not feathered, right?

edit this is what day younger chick looked like. Does not look like exchequer leghorn

 

[3KillerBs]

To further complicate things I received 4 that look just like this! I just think that would be unlikely if they grabbed a bunch of BBS Orpington and they all looked lightly splashed? Would marans have feathered feet?

Different hatcheries' Marans have either clean or feathered feet.

I've heard of hatcheries sometimes tossing in chicks from breeds under development and not yet for sale on their own when assembling assortments.

 

[3KillerBs]

Exchequer leghorn? It can’t be a splash marans because the legs are not feathered, right?

Don't all Leghorns have yellow skin?