What am I? I thought this was a BSL, but it has white earlobes!

[Basskids08]

I have BSL and their ears are the normal dark color and then I bought a bunch of other breeds and this one was in there. At first I thought it was a BSL but it has white earlobes, does anyone know what it is?
The second pic you can see the earlobes!

I know the pics aren't the best, will get more tomorrow if needed!

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

I'm pretty sure it's a bsl, just with funny genes. Looks like one.

Can you get a pic of her head? It'd be helpful.

 

[Michael OShay]

It certainly appears to be Black Sex Link hen, but I've raised many of them and never seen one with white ear lobes. It also appears to have a white feather in its lower back. Sex Links are hybrids to begin with and perhaps somewhere in its breeding some Mediterranean class breed was introduced into its breeding.

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

A single white feather doesn't say much.. It could be fluff from underneath poking up. Most fluff is white.

But yes, being a hybrid, it's possibly a different breed was introduced, you're right.

 

[Griffinsong]

Probably something funny going on with the RIR stock used for the cross.

 

[Chris09]

I'm not seeing anything screaming Black Sex-Link.
The Blue legs and White earlobes throws out the typical Black Sex-Link.
She could be just a Black chicken with Gold leakage.

 

[Basskids08]

I'm not seeing anything screaming Black Sex-Link.
The Blue legs and White earlobes throws out the typical Black Sex-Link.
She could be just a Black chicken with Gold leakage.  

Is that what their called black chickens?

 

[Michael OShay]

Is that what their called black chickens?

What Chris09 is saying is it may just be a mixed breed, commonly referred to as a "mutt bird," that is primarily black in this case, and he certainly may be correct. It's definitely a hybrid, but not a standard Black Sex Link which is produced by crossing a RIR rooster with a barred hen (usually a Barred Rock).

 

[Basskids08]

Is that what their called black chickens?

What Chris09 is saying is it may just be a mixed breed, commonly referred to as a "mutt bird," that is primarily black in this case, and he certainly may be correct.  It's definitely a hybrid, but not a standard Black Sex Link which is produced by crossing a RIR rooster with a barred hen (usually a Barred Rock). 

Got ya, thank you all!