What breed of chicken is this?

[NatashaRodriguez]

I suppose I should say that they're Mother isn't an Americauna. I honestly question the EE as well, after taking a second look at the pic of mom, since she has yellow legs.

My other question still stands though...

She just came around

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Could you get a better picture of the mother. Do you have a picture of the father?

 

[NatashaRodriguez]

Could you get a better picture of the mother. Do you have a picture of the father?

The mom died and i think this is the dad

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Hmmm. It's hard to tell in that picture, but it looks gameish. I was at first thinking Welsummer or something on the mother, but it could be game. Without a picture of the head, it's hard to know. Where did you get them?

 

[NatashaRodriguez]

Hmmm. It's hard to tell in that picture, but it looks gameish. I was at first thinking Welsummer or something on the mother, but it could be game. Without a picture of the head, it's hard to know. Where did you get them?

They were their when I moved in, I'll take a better picture when I get home

 

[debid]

It's just not enough information. You can't be sure these are even the parents. Hens will hatch other hens' eggs and chickens aren't monogamous. Even if we presume these are the only two chickens around and most definitely the biological parents of those chicks, the provided photos leave out a lot of detail.

 

[Gray Farms]

Given the look of the birds, they were running loose, and the area the OP is from. I'd say they are some kind of native game fowl.

 

[debid]

Ah, I didn't see the location (doesn't show on a tablet unless you click on the name).

Puerto Rican game is a safe bet.

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Games/PuertoRican/BRKPRGame.html

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 Gray Farms