Please tell me this is an EE!

[CHIC]

She is one of a kind out of my batch from MPC. I'm really hopin she is an EE! Anyone know?

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

I am not sure but don't EE's have green legs?

 

[PeeperKeeper]

Not all EEs have green or teal legs. Some Americannas have yellow with spotted legs. Most times, there is a "V" shape stripe on the top of the head BUT, EEs come in wheaton and gray/buff colors too.
Looks like you get to play the wait and see game!

 

[CHIC]

That will kill me because I was hoping to get more than one EE.

 

[becky3086]

Too hard to tell yet.

 

[CHIC]

Somebody thinks Delaware... any input on that idea>?

 

[PotterWatch]

Could be a delaware. Here are a couple pics of mine. The first pic is a little younger than the picture you posted I think, and the second one is older by a few weeks.

 

[HBuehler]

Doesn't look EE no cheeks and no green legs which most hatchery chicks have(but not all) but has a Hatchery Delaware look...we have lots of Delaware's here and they are super.Sure is marked like a Delaware.I can't post pics of my latest Delaware chicks as an Andy in the brooder plucked them and they are now Blue Delaware's(blue kote)

 

[CHIC]

Well, it seems that she is now showing a little green through her legs. Hopefully its not my imagination. Heres another pic of her

 

[HBuehler]

Sorry but many Delawares have that color legs especially hatchery stock.It's not desirable but they also tend to go back to yellow as they mature...just bought a bunch of chicks that were not hatchery stock all with that color legs-their only real flaw.They are now 4 months and all the legs are yellow.
Sticking with a Hatchery Delaware and that egg will be much bigger than if it were an EE