Substitution in Order?

[Tervuren]

I got my chicks from Murray McMurray on Thursday, and between cooing over how cute they are and nursing a sick chick, it took me a few days to realize I might have a substitution!
Little Fancy is supposed to be an Ameracauna/Easter Egger, but she doesn’t have muffs or a beard. I’m thinking they probably substituted another colored egg layer, maybe a Whiting Green or Blue? Any thoughts on breed (and just for fun adult color!)? I know it can be hard when they’re this young, but it can be fun to speculate too! Photos are attached, with photo bombing from the other chicks.

 

[black_cat]

Probably just an easter egger without a beard. Ameraucanas and easter eggers are different. Easter eggers don't all have muffs or beards.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

She looks like an Easter Egger (not an Ameraucana) to me. But update photos as she grows are always welcome.

 

[RubelliteRose]

She's very cute!

 

[Tervuren]

Okay here are some update pics of Fancy for fun! The chicks have been hanging out my arm this week and I got some cute pics. They’ll be 3 weeks on Tuesday.

Likely possible breeds/varieties are EE, Whiting True Green, and Whiting True Blue. It looks like she has a straight comb at this point, but these are my first chicks so idk? Anyway, straight comb would point to True Green, but she looks like her feathers are coming in silvery and True Greens are only red. Are these set of feathers indicative of final adult color or do they still change at this age? I think her leg color is still developing, so no help there yet. If she starts looking Leghornish that will point to True Blue since Leghorns were used in their development apparently.

Feel free to wildly speculate on breed and adult color! I know what everyone else is and what color they’ll be, so Fancy is the only chick who will be a surprise color.