What could this baby be?

[MadisonC]

Hello, everyone! I was wondering if anyone could take a swing at identifying or confirming what our little chick that we have affectionately taken to calling "Baby" until we can figure out if it's a rooster or hen, although I have developed a habit of calling it a she haha!

She was in with a mix of chicks and we were told she was a bantam, and shes exceptionally small for sure despite being at least 2-3 weeks old(I actually have another forum question posted to try and figure out why she doesn't seem like she's growing). Her legs are a blackish gray and not feathered at all.


Thank you in advance for any and all help! **If needed I can post other photos**

 

[4 ever Orpington]

Hello, everyone! I was wondering if anyone could take a swing at identifying or confirming what our little chick that we have affectionately taken to calling "Baby: until we can figure out if it's a rooster or hen, although I have developed a habit of calling it a she haha!

She was in with a mix of chicks and we were told she was a bantam, and shes exceptionally small for sure despite being at least 2-3 weeks old(I actually have another forum question posted to try and figure out why she doesn't seem like she's growing). Her legs are a blackish gray and not feathered at all.
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Thank you in advance for any and all help!

 

[MadisonC]

Thank you for the welcome!

 

[snoozing chick]

Does she have feathered feet?

 

[DusktillDawn]

In my opinion it look's like a silkie, but I could be wrong.

 

[redranger209]

Not a silkie, no leg feathers and her wing feathers look solid. I had a game bantam that looked similar. Can you get more pics?

P.S. Welcome to BYC!

 

[redranger209]

This is a silkie.

 

[DusktillDawn]

Good point, Didn't think about the leg feathers.

 

[Chickening101]

Hello, everyone! I was wondering if anyone could take a swing at identifying or confirming what our little chick that we have affectionately taken to calling "Baby" until we can figure out if it's a rooster or hen, although I have developed a habit of calling it a she haha!

She was in with a mix of chicks and we were told she was a bantam, and shes exceptionally small for sure despite being at least 2-3 weeks old(I actually have another forum question posted to try and figure out why she doesn't seem like she's growing). Her legs are a blackish gray and not feathered at all.
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Thank you in advance for any and all help! **If needed I can post other photos**

I dont know but I just want to say that it's an adorable chick!

 

[ashlandco]

What do you have? An adorable chick that’s what you have I’m most likely wrong but maybe a Lavender Orp???