Chicken ID request -purchased as a barred rock pullet

[AllCrazy]

This bird is supposed to be a barred rock pullet, but looks to be at least part something else.

And here you can see her yellow legs and grey butt....

This is 12-13 weeks. Do I have the least barred rock ever, or something else? Thanks all.

 

[JedJackson]

Probably a blue cuckoo Marans or maybe an olive egger. It's not a barred rock, which wouldn't have any blue coloring.

 

[FrostRanger]

Well, they got the pullet part right at least....

 

[AllCrazy]

Interesting, thank you. As long as she's a pullet, it is only a matter of personal curiosity. I guess we'll see what color egg she lays.

 

[GlicksChicks]

It looks like she may be, at least, part Sapphire Gem. She is a pullet though!

 

[janiedoe]

She is beautiful. She looks like a blue cuckoo marans, but since her legs are yellow, I'm betting on a sapphire gem. (Not that leg color, comb, or anything else is a guarantee with hatcheries.)
Be sure and update the thread when she starts laying.

 

[NewJourney]

She is beautiful. She looks like a blue cuckoo marans, but since her legs are yellow, I'm betting on a sapphire gem. (Not that leg color, comb, or anything else is a guarantee with hatcheries.)
Be sure and update the thread when she starts laying.

Sapphire Gems have black legs and feet. I have seven SG hens. I do think she’s a cross. I will bet she lays brown eggs - anything from cream tint with purple speckles to medium brown with pink bloom, like my girls.

 

[AllCrazy]

Mystery partially solved. Gotta be some kinda cross. She's turned into a prolific layer of light green/blue eggs (seen here with a brown egg for color). She gets along well with the other birds, has above average intelligence, takes direction well, has a good balance of independence and interest in us, and is generally a good addition to the flock.

 

[janiedoe]

Mystery partially solved. Gotta be some kinda cross. She's turned into a prolific layer of light green/blue eggs (seen here with a brown egg for color). She gets along well with the other birds, has above average intelligence, takes direction well, has a good balance of independence and interest in us, and is generally a good addition to the flock.

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Congrats on your green egg!