What breed is this?

[astanley]

Just got 8 babies today. Happy that all of them survived shipping and seem to be doing great so far. I ordered 4 silkies and 4 easter eggers, but one of them doesn't look like an easter egger (the 4 silkies are very obviously silkies). Can anyone tell me what breed this might be? The one in the background is an easter egger (as far as I know), but this little yellow one is just a rogue little chick and I have no clue what she'll turn out to be!

 

[popsicle]

It's an Easter Egger. Notice the greenish tint to the legs?

 

[astanley]

Is this also an Easter Egger?

 

[Mr MKK FARMS]

I think it is.

 

[astanley]

Ok great. I was surprised to have one rogue little yellow one in with some silkies and then the brown ones.

 

[juliechick]

It could be an EE, but the legs look yellow to me. Does it have the puffy face like the EEs?

 

[goldfinches]

Easter Eggers are a basket of surprises. Because they aren't a purebred chicken, they can be any mix of colors and features. Lots of fun to get and watch grow up

 

[CCCCCCCCHICKENS]

It could be an EE, but the legs look yellow to me. Does it have the puffy face like the EEs?

EEs can have yellow legs.

 

[juliechick]

Yes, I know, but every hatchery bred EE I've ever seen had green legs. I'm just saying it may be something else.

 

[shmccarthy]

Sometimes the legs will darken with maturity. One of my EEs looked exactly like a leghorn as a pullet and ended up looking like this