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

[Patois]

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.

I like this theory. Maybe It’s a mystery hybrid. Like the cookies and cream from Meyer. I will email them and ask

 

[Patois]

Meyer was no help and referred me to the day old chick identification page

 

[Patois]

Maybe a splash Andalusian? Or is that out? I’m going through the breeds one by one

 

[Patois]

 

[Patois]

Maybe a hybrid

 

[nuthatched]

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

I know, I couldn't think of the right word, I was looking for albino, but it has some black feathers.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I know, I couldn't think of the right word, I was looking for albino, but it has some black feathers.

Mottled?

 

[3KillerBs]

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Maybe a hybrid

You can get all sorts of wild and crazy colors and patterns in the hatchery-hybrid eggers.

 

[SourRoses]

Exchequer leghorn?

Don't all Leghorns have yellow skin?

I was going to guess Exchequer Leghorn, although I have not seen those as chicks.
But the body and face shape remind me of our white leghorns as chicks. The legs were only lightly yellow until they grew up.
Some feather colors dilute skin color. Like what happens with dark legged breeds with mottling. Our Mottled Ams have spotty slate and white legs.
But yours can't be mottled as that presents with black and yellow down all over the chicks.

What do the "Cream and Frost White Legbar" look like?

 

[Patois]

You can get all sorts of wild and crazy colors and patterns in the hatchery-hybrid eggers.

Katie from Meyer HATCHERY got back to me and said this:


I believe she may be a Frizzle Easter Egger that presented with smooth feathers. She will have the frizzle gene and that would carry into offspring.


so cool!