What am I? EE? Mutt?

[Marlinchaser]

I say EE or Mutt, whichever you prefer, since EE is not a breed, more of a concept, with no real standards, has potential to lay a colored egg, may have a beard, may have a peacomb, etc.........

 

[ArizonaDesertChicks]

Rcentner -- Can you post a sideview of her comb? I know you said she has a single comb, but her comb is hard to see in the picture (kind of blends with her body). The comb is a very important factor in deciding what breed a chicken may be and the answers you get may be different if we can see the comb clearly.

 

[Minniechickmama]

The leg coloring should be a dead give-away with that coloring or is there a breed out there with those markings and the gray/willow legs? I would say one gorgeous EE. Good luck with maybe getting more like her, I wish my EE roo was a lovely.

 

[chickenshagg]

Isn't an Easter Egger just a mutt anyway. From what I have learned an Araucana is the only true breed to lay eggs that are a color other than brown or white.

....please correct me if I am wrong.

 

[Dustin Biery]

No, Im pretty sure EE are supposed to lay eggs of all colors, hince the name.

 

[chickenshagg]

Dustin Biery
Today 3:11 pm No, Im pretty sure EE are supposed

Sure, but again the are not a true breed. Just a cross-breed/mutt that lays eggs of assorted colors.​

 

[Year of the Rooster]

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You are forgetting Ameraucanas also.

Has anyone considered that she may be a Sicilian Buttercup? If not then I say she's a mix..

 

[Happy Chooks]

Not a buttercup, wrong comb. I have a buttercup and they have a coronation comb. (I think that's what it's called)

 

[AHappychick]

i have an ee just like her except she has a pea comb and is bantom sized. But she is the same coloring with out muffs and beard like yours. Mine lays a very blue egg.

 

[Year of the Rooster]

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I couldn't really see the shape of the comb though and since the OP said it still had points on it, it made me think of them. I guess she's just a pretty ole mutt