New chicks- Barred rock chick and Ameracauna?

[Disheygirl]

Americaunas are EEs.... It’s ameracaunas that are expensive layers, some breeders change the spelling to trick people, without technically scamming them. Buncha shady business...there’s shady business even with chickens.

Seriously!? They change the spelling with a different letter?? That IS sneaky!

 

[The Moonshiner]

I want to add, this bird is pretty strange and honestly at this point I'm more guessing which I usually don't like to do. I also wonder if she'll grow out of those markings. @The Moonshiner, could a duckwing bird get that much stippling? I was just reading that e+ chicks must have the clear arrow and lack of it indicates some other genes are coming into play. That is what threw me off at the get-go. Is this bird even wild type?

I don't believe it is pure e+ (wild type)
Doesn't appear to be a Welsummer to me.

 

[MissLissa1981]

Here is a picture from yesterday of the girl in question.

 

[MissLissa1981]

Could you get comb pics of the "Barred Rock." It definitely is not one, but the others do look to be what you understood them to be an EE and two ISAs

 

[MissLissa1981]

Hmmm, where are they from? *May* be a Barnevelder

She came from Tractor Supply

 

[MissLissa1981]

Tractor Supply typically used Hoover's who carried Barnevelders so tentatively, that's what I believe it is!

It will be interesting to see what she grows into I guess! Could she also be a brown leghorn maybe?

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

It will be interesting to see what she grows into I guess! Could she also be a brown leghorn maybe?

I highly doubt it, they have very distinct "eye liner" and almost a triangle on top of head. Barnevelder is the most likely in my opinion!

 

[MissLissa1981]

I highly doubt it, they have very distinct "eye liner" and almost a triangle on top of head. Barnevelder is the most likely in my opinion!

This looks eyeliner like?

 

[MissLissa1981]

Picture of feathers from today. I’d estimate around 3 weeks old

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Still quite sure it's not a Welsummer. Thinking Barnevelder