what breed is this chick? Brown and black with markings on Head

[chickchockchip]

if she were a SS she'd have more white... But I have seen some welsummer chicks with that pattern in their feathering. So far welsummer is the closest possibility I think, but I'm still not sure

Agreed. She does have a few tiny bits of white at the end of some feathers, but not all, it's only minuscule.
Iv also heard that Welsummer have yellow feet, but I think she might be a mix or something, as I got her in a batch of (mostly) Isa brown ( she was the only mixed brown one)I'm thinking on the line of welsummer also!

 

[lmboeder]

She looks just like my golden campine chicks. They have dark legs though. Maybe a cross?

 

[chickchockchip]

This is an update photo, we have now named her makeup-the photo shows why

s/he is getting lots of black feathers and im starting to worry if shes a he.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

It looks like mix to me.

 

[mertzee]

Not sure about you guys, but i see an E after egger pullet. Common pullet pattern.

I'm pretty new to chickens, would care to enlighten on "pullet pattern"? Many thanks in advance!!!

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

Those pink legs rule out Gold Laced Wyandotte. What kind of comb does it have? If it is a pea comb it is probably an Easter Egger.

If it was an Easter Egger, it would have slate legs.

I'm not sure what it is though, but we can rule out Easter Egger.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

If it was an Easter Egger, it would have slate legs.

I'm not sure what it is though, but we can rule out Easter Egger.

There are many nonstandardized Easter Egger varieties. They're simply a mix that lays colored eggs. Looking at the updated pictures, it is a mixed breed. Whether or not it's a mix that carries the colored egg gene (therefore an Easter Egger) is up in the air considering this thread is from 2015.

 

[SwampPrincessChick]

There are many nonstandardized Easter Egger varieties. They're simply a mix that lays colored eggs. Looking at the updated pictures, it is a mixed breed. Whether or not it's a mix that carries the colored egg gene (therefore) an Easter Egger is up in the air considering this thread is from 2015.

True, Easter Eggers are all mutts!