Wondering what 'rainbow' layer this is!

homemakerjulie

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Last year, and this year, I got some chicks from Farm and Home, they were rainbow layers, I thought that meant they'd lay like blue/green eggs, but, since starting to read here everyday, I know that's not the case. Of course, none of them last year laid blue/green, but I just thought I got a bad group! Anyhow, I am wondering what this white one is? The chickens from last year got taken by a fox, so no full grown picture, but these are 8.5 weeks old.

She is white, with yellow, slighly green tinged legs and a five point comb.
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Thank you so much if anyone knows. I have looked around and can't seem to find one that looks like this. I would say mutt, but I got one just like it last year from the same place, which I guess could still be mutt!
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Julie

ETA: that I added two pictures in post 4.
 
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Im very interested to find out what she is too... especially were you say she has green legs. my EE's have green legs? but not that style comb??? humm??? curiouser and curiouser !!??
good luck with them

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Those are my thoughts too. Last year I just thought I got ee's that didn't lay the bluish eggs. But then I started reading here just in the last month, and have learned a LOT and normally they have the pea comb, most definetly NOT a pea comb, but the legs?? She's to young to lay eggs, so it could be a 'time will tell' thing. But I thought I'd ask here because there are so many very knowledgable people here! I wish I could remember exactly what she looked like when little. I'll have to go find the pictures from last year, I know I got some of the other I had.
 
All nice breeds, but all brown egg layers. Though there can be a nice variety of brown eggs, from rosy beige to dark brown, pearly smooth and shiny to speckled and textured feeling. I get a really pretty carton and I have only 2 aqua eggs at most in them. Only my BA lay consistently white eggs, not much difference.
 

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