What breed is she she is 6 months old

[Kayleighjane92]

Do you have more pictures of your Aunts at different angles?

All the others I have of her is when she was little sorry this one is not brilliant

 

[Kayleighjane92]

What I was thinking. Why I asked if she had other pictures.

Your Aunt's bird is a cockerel (rooster) so that won't help you on egg color either since you'd be waiting a long time for him to lay an egg lol

 

[bill3607]

I have a polish she is like an any though silkie salmon fav, buff Orpington, jersey giant, and then my mystery girl my aunties iv uploaded a pic of her some where in the comments she is a naughty chicken

I do not know how big your hand is. It just seems to be a very large egg for a first egg from an EE. Of course it could be a double yolk which is common when young. An EE can of course lay an egg that color, but I think a Jersey Giant lays brown and also can lay a cream color.

 

[Kayleighjane92]

Oh shoot see my rooster is massive he’s 8 months old and everyone knows he’s a rooster hers does not sound like one so thought it was a hen as I had an ex batter that had big comb and wattles so thought nothing of it I’ll brake the news to her

 

[bill3607]

Oh shoot see my rooster is massive he’s 8 months old and everyone knows he’s a rooster hers does not sound like one so thought it was a hen as I had an ex batter that had big comb and wattles so thought nothing of it I’ll brake the news to her

Well, do not take my word for it especially without more pictures. However, there are plenty of very knowledgeable people on here that can probably tell you from that picture alone.

 

[Kayleighjane92]

I do not know how big your hand is. It just seems to be a very large egg for a first egg from an EE. Of course it could be a double yolk which is common when young. An EE can of course lay an egg that color, but I think a Jersey Giant lays brown and also can lay a cream color.

I’m not sure if it was my EE my hands are not that big fits in my 4 year olds hand

 

[Kayleighjane92]

If that is the egg in question it looks to be fairly good size for a first egg.

Iv put it next to a normal chicken egg I got from the farm

 

[bill3607]

Iv put it next to a normal chicken egg I got from the farm

And how did it compare?

 

[hmarg06]

I guess I can't say I'm 100% certain from that picture, but I'm as sure as I can be from that angle that I see pointy saddle feathers back there. They also look darker and shiner than the surrounding feathers which is usually also indicative of a cockerel.

Here is a link to a picture showing how to feather sex your adult birds.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https://www.mthealthy.com/posts&psig=AOvVaw2LeSDCLlvUDGYK1sO1797L&ust=1616783525783000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCPjKqOiJzO8CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD

 

[Kayleighjane92]

She

Well, do not take my word for it especially without more pictures. However, there are plenty of very knowledgeable people on here that can probably tell you from that picture alone.

She had been saying she thinks it was but not sure but no one has Heard it where my rooster lets the whole world know he is here her one is 6 months my boy is 8 months but different breeds as apparently hers is an EE