What breed is this 3 week old chick that’s supposed to be a cream legbar.

[Hannah J]

The light colored chicken in the front is supposedly a cream legbar and is 3 weeks old. She has orange feathers coming from her neck and blue ish purple wings and head. The other cream legbar (Ivy) that’s not in this picture is dark brown with a stripe and looks much more like a cream legbar. Any ideas on what (Iris) the light colored chick might be? Ps: I also have two blue andalusians names Daisy and Dahlia.

 

[JedJackson]

It is bearded, so I think it's an Easter egger.

 

[redinator]

It is bearded, so I think it's an Easter egger.

Are you sure that's not just a wind blown look?

 

[Hannah J]

I’ve had a couple people say Easter egger but I’m just not completely sold on it. I only have two Easter Eggers and they both look completely different now and when they were chicks but maybe she’s just a different color.

 

[Hannah J]

Here’s what are supposed to both be cream legbars for a reference.

 

[Cosmo Lily]

Are you sure these are legbars?.

 

[redinator]

I’ve had a couple people say Easter egger but I’m just not completely sold on it. I only have two Easter Eggers and they both look completely different now and when they were chicks but maybe she’s just a different color.

Easter Eggers are mixed breeds that lay colored eggs. They come in a variety of colors and patterns.

 

[Paz]

Maybe it’s a male? But still doesn’t really look like a cream legbar

 

[Altairsky]

They look everything except cream legbars.
The yellow one appears to have muffler and beard, and none of them have the legbar crest.


These are male legbars:

 

[JedJackson]

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Here’s what are supposed to both be cream legbars for a reference.

Both chicks in that photo are Easter eggers, in my opinion. Legbars have barring, a head tuft, and bright yellow legs, not blue or green legs. There was a mix up somewhere.