What is she?

[BirbMama92]

I'll get a better picture of her tomorrow.

I was told she is a Cochin, but being new at this I'm not sure what she is. She's approx 6 months old and a little smaller than my full grown silkie.

Any ideas on her? Thanks!

 

[Painted Calls]

I'll get a better picture of her tomorrow.

I was told she is a Cochin, but being new at this I'm not sure what she is. She's approx 6 months old and a little smaller than my full grown silkie.

Any ideas on her? Thanks!

Definitely not a Cochin. She is a mixed breed. Will wait for better pics tomorrow to guess mix.

 

[BirbMama92]

Definitely not a Cochin. She is a mixed breed. Will wait for better pics tomorrow to guess mix.

Thanks! I didn't think so, looks way different than the one Cochin I know I have.

 

[Painted Calls]

She's beyond adorable!

 

[Lady of McCamley]

She looks like she has a muff...my guess is an Easter Egger (Ameraucana mix).

Looking forward to better photos.
LofMc

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I'll get a better picture of her tomorrow.

I was told she is a Cochin, but being new at this I'm not sure what she is. She's approx 6 months old and a little smaller than my full grown silkie.

Any ideas on her? Thanks!

The one behind her is a Cochin. She looks to be an EE.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Perhaps whoever told you she was a cochin was talking about the blue bantam cochin behind her? The main one in the photo is definitely not a BC. She looks like a possible EE. I’d guess younger than six months.

 

[BirbMama92]

Perhaps whoever told you she was a cochin was talking about the blue bantam cochin behind her? The main one in the photo is definitely not a BC. She looks like a possible EE. I’d guess younger than six months.

I picked them up on 10.3.21. they were approx a week old at the time, the frizzle was only a couple days old. So I've had them for that long. That's why I'm confused/concerned about size and what they are.

 

[BirbMama92]

Here's a couple I snagged this morning.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Here's a couple I snagged this morning.

Definitely an Easter Egger.