White pullet, about 13 weeks old...no clue what she is...

[funnyfoshay]

Can anyone identify this girl? she came in a surprise delivery she arrived at a 2 days old and was neon yellow little chick. no markings at all. Now she is pure white bright yellow legs and beak almost orange.

she was part of a box of 8 chicks...an order I thought I had cancelled!!! I think she is a "brown egg layer"

Thanks

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Hi.

That looks like a white Rock. They are great birds!

 

[Nardo]

I have one like that and was told that she is a California White. But she's cute and I'm not really picky.

 

[aglandaetap]

I’m guessing a White Plymouth Rock

 

[lazy gardener]

Can you show a close up side profile of her comb? If a straight comb, she's a white rock. If a pea or walnut then she's most likely a cornish x rock.

 

[Table4Six]

x2 @EggSighted4Life
White Rock. She's beautiful!

I have one like that and was told that she is a California White. But she's cute and I'm not really picky.

I'm not picky either but her legs are too yellow to be a California White who have pale legs. She is also too fluffy to be a California white, who have the trimmer leghorn body type.

 

[Nardo]

Somebody help me with the details. How do I know mine is - or isn't a California White? Or Rock?
Don't mean to highjack the OP's question.

 

[Nardo]

x2 @EggSighted4Life
White Rock. She's beautiful!

I'm not picky either but her legs are too yellow to be a California White who have pale legs. She is also to fluffy too be a California white, who have the trimmer leghorn body type.

OK cool, I'll look more closely when I get home. Right now, I can convince myself of any sort of trait without looking at her. LOL

 

[EggSighted4Life]

I have one like that and was told that she is a California White.

Body type will tell you the difference.

 

[Nardo]

Body type will tell you the difference.

Thanks, I'm going to look this evening and post a pic in the morning. I got her in a trio of surprise chicks.