What is my Blue Wheaten?

[aart]

she looks like a normal easter egger to me.

Except for the yellow/white legs.

 

[chrissynemetz]

I don't know if she's an Easter Egger or some other blue layer mix, but she's very pretty!

 

[JackieJ93]

Do you happen to have any photos of this? I'm seeming to have a difficult time finding any that look remotely like her.

Super blue egg layer is just another name for Easter egger. She's an EE.

Well.. yes and no.
The farm also sells EEs. The only difference is that rather than being a mix of any 2 or more breeds, SBEL are mixed between breeds that only lay blue eggs.
But even then, the yellow feet are unusual.

Doesn’t look like a blue wheaten.
Looks more like a blue duckwingxwheaten, maybe with the mahogany gene.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Easter eggers can have any colored feet, so... its just a fancy name for an EE... which is any cross intended to lay colored eggs.

 

[Amer]

Easter eggers can have any colored feet, so... its just a fancy name for an EE... which is any cross intended to lay colored eggs.

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Yellow legs are pretty common, especially if it has Legbar/Leghorn heritage.

 

[aart]

Easter eggers can have any colored feet, so... its just a fancy name for an EE... which is any cross intended to lay colored eggs.

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Yellow legs are pretty common, especially if it has Legbar/Leghorn heritage.

True, guess just all mine(from a hatchery) have had greenish legs.

 

[keesmom]

Hey there!
So a month(ish) ago I ordered 2 chicks from Claborn Farms in Waco TX.
I got a Black Laced Wyandotte, and a "Super Blue Egg Layer".
So Mabel here is allegedly by definition any 2 breeds of blue egg laying chicken. Maybe more than just 2?
She's a pretty Blue Wheaten, but I'm just stumped by her appearance. Mostly because her feet are yellow.

Opinions?

I didn't see any "super blue egg layers" on their website. Only blue egg layers which they state are Whiting true blues - the result of a breeding program that focused on egg color rather than plumage. They can be any color or pattern, be bearded or non bearded. Yellow legs are not unusual at all. I had 6 and all were quite different in appearance but they all laid blue eggs.