I'm pretty sure he/she isn't an EE, too. I'm at work (been here since 6 AM!) but I'll try to get more pics this evening when I get home. Have to pick up the kids, get dinner started etc, etc, so usually the light is bad by the time I make it to the chicken care portion of my day, but I can bring some chicks into the house for picture time if needed.
not all ee's have muffs...did they send any extras? usally any extras sent are ee's but not all the time though...hmmm but the legs do seem a bit light to be ee's though
They didn't send any extras, but it looks like the 2 substitutions (that they didn't substitute, according to them, I got exactly whatI ordered) are both boys.
Sorry his head is a little blurry in this one. He definitely has a single comb. Maybe it's a she, but it has one of the bigger combs of the group. Not as big as the leghorns or Andalusians, but as big as the Sussex cockerels.