Not the typical Ameraucana...

[HomesteaderMel]

Here's our "bearded lady", Teriyaki. We got her from a friend a few months back and were told she was an Ameraucana. Now that she's laying, I'm not so sure of her breed...

Her eggs are the creamy/white ones! She also has a single comb and grey feet.
If anyone has a guess as to what breed or mix she is, I'd appreciate your input

Thanks!

 

[BigDaddy'sGurl]

She looks like a lovely Easter Egger. They can lay any color of egg, and while they look similar to an Ameraucana, they are not quite the same. Beautiful little lady!

 

[sonew123]

She is not an Ameraucana or Easter egger-She has a straight comb which gives-brown and the spectrum of brownish eggs not colored..Either way..She's a pretty bird giving you eggs

 

[Stacykins]

Quote:
An EE can have any comb and lay any color egg. They have no standardization.

 

[Lothiriel]

Yep, she's an EE, not an Ameraucana. She's pretty!

 

[HomesteaderMel]

Your answers have gotten me wondering... Our other "Ameraucana" came from the same batch of chicks. Here's Mrs. Fluffles:

She doesn't have ear puffs and no beard, but she lays green eggs... could she be an EE also??
Thanks so much for responding

 

[tinychicky]

definatly an EE. both girls are beautiful

 

[HomesteaderMel]

Hahaha... I need to change my signature!
Thanks, everyone

 

[hdowden]

yes both are nice ee's

 

[sonew123]

How can that be an EE? I would think it would be just a mutt ( I know and EE is a mutt too) but I mean this one just looked like a mutt mutt ( NO OFFENSE TO THE OP-I think she's beautiful)
So when you look at her you really think EE? She doesn't lay colored eggs nor has a pea comb, which is typical of EE's..Now I know I have had mutts that I breed just for eggs and you'd consider them all EE's???

Now, the second one I'd consider an EE because of her comb type and she lays a green egg.

Easter egger=colored egg ( typically) What am I not getting here?