My "Ameracauna" or is it EE?

[chickenteacher2]

Not currently and I've been trying to REALLY look at it....not as prominent as my other cockerel, but it could be a little larger than one row, but still smaller than the other guy's. LOL

 

[Rorporp23]

The coloring so far looks like a girl but without the comb its hard to tell!

 

[kahlua]

That is definitely a girl. Wheaten boys have LOTS of black on their chest, back, etc. Wheaten pullets are light brown with a little black in the wings, tail...
Here are my 2 wheaten marans girls...




And a blue wheaten ameraucana cockerel - if he were just wheaten, black would replace the blue.



And here is a wheaten roo with a wheaten pullet (both behind an EE) just to show the difference...

 

[Rorporp23]

X2. My wheaten cockerel (3 weeks) is already showing LOTS of black. There is a possibility you have a Blue Wheaten but I doubt it, seeing as its a hatchery bird. I'm guessing you have a Wheaten pullet.

 

[goldfinches]

This is my male at 3 weeks.

 

[chickenteacher2]

WOW, that totally looks like mine. It's crazy.

 

[chickenteacher2]

This is where I was asking about Daffodil - the yellow one in the background....I could only get this close and this still from this baby.

Here's a back view, don't think it helps, but pretty pattern.

 

[Rorporp23]

Looks like a pullet..but not sure the coloring is to standard.

 

[chickenteacher2]

Dust bathing. People tell me pullet, wheaten blue Ameracauna.

 

[chickenteacher2]

This is a girl. She's not laying yet, but she's one of my sweetest.