TS "ameraucana" what are they really??

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Got some chicks at Tractor Supply, they were labeled "ameraucana" but I've noticed that's NEVER what they really are. I'm completely clueless on what 2 chicks are that I have. Both are approximately 5 weeks old. (First 4 pics are "fluffy" the last 3 pics are "squeaky" the names my kids chose!) Both have green-ish legs
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Any guesses?
 
These are Easter Eggers, also known as Americanas.

Ameraucanas and Americanas are two different things. @EmmaRainboe wrote a great article explaining the difference, if you'd like to check it out.

Difference between Easter Eggers and Ameraucanas! With Review. (Optional)

Difference between Easter Eggers and Ameraucanas! With Review. (Optional)

Intro = = = = = = = = = = = 🐔❤️🐔❤️🐔❤️🐔❤️🐔❤️🐔 @TheOddOneOut is the only other person who I have seen touch on this subject. A link to her thread here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...hink-you-have-an-ameraucana-do-check.1421663/ She goes through all the basics. I wanted to go a bit...

And I agree, the first one may be a possible cockerel. Still to early to tell, though.
 
Both are Easter Eggers, and the first one is a cockerel.
I've been thinking the first was a roo. But figured it was still a bit early to tell. But by the way it stands, acts, etc I was leaning towards roo.
 

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