At the moment it looks grey. But things might change quite a bit. My EE, from two posts above yours, looks VERY different now and it's only been about 8 weeks.
Misey ks justHere is my first EE Maisey. We picked her (and three other chicks) up at a local hatchery about 2 1/2 weeks ago. They were all hatched the day before we got them.
The photos are at 1 day, 5 days, 9 days and 2 weeks. I can't wait to see what she finally ends up looking like!
She is very pretty!We had a "problem child" EE from the very start.
She was always pecking at and chasing all the other baby chicks.
We named her Cull early on.
She is almost 5 weeks old now and still the most difficult of the bunch.
She is no longer the bully, but she is always the last one to allow me to catch her.
And when I do catch her, she screams like she's being killed.
Anyway, she turned out to be quite pretty.
Here she is as a day old chickie:
And here she is at about a month old.
This was taken a few days ago.
I'm new to this site and owning chickens. I got my 2 chicks first week of august and was told that they were Cochins but I think they are ee they are now about 4 or 5 weeks old. Probably to young to tell the sex but I was wondering if they look like ee to you? Thank you for your time the first couple pics are the day I brought them home and the rest I just took. Goldie was definitely more photogenic today and red wasn't lol
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
