What breed is this chicken? Green feet, black and yellow feathers...

[Chikenting]

I was wondering if anyone could identify which breed this chicken is. I can't find any breeds that have her coloring, but she does have green feet so I was wondering if maybe she was an easter egger? She is now 2.5 months old. Please let me know your thoughts!
edit: I don't know if it means anything, but her eyes are solid black and I noticed that most chickens have orange or lighter colored eyes, if that helps at all. Does eye color correspond with breed?

 

[Sugarbean1966]

View attachment 1535317 View attachment 1535317 I was wondering if anyone could identify which breed this chicken is. I can't find any breeds that have her coloring, but she does have green feet so I was wondering if maybe she was an easter egger? She is now 2.5 months old. Please let me know your thoughts!

I don’t know what she is but she is very pretty. If she lays blue green eyes I would say she is an Ameraucana. See attached photos I pulled from the www it shows they are Ameraucana aka Easter Eggers.

 

[Chikenting]

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I don’t know what she is but she is very pretty. If she lays blue green eyes I would say she is an Ameraucana. See attached photos I pulled from the www it shows they are Ameraucana aka Easter Eggers.

Thank you for your input! I appreciate it a lot.

 

[RowanTheRed]

Easter Egger, not an Ameraucana.

 

[jolenesdad]

Looks like a Golden Campine??? I think they have blue—not green—legs, but I’m sure it varies....

They’re critically endangered but everyone that has them seems to love them. Think they’re not the greatest of egg producers maybe, some say 3/week and some say more. I’ve got a pullet younger than yours here... she is my favorite!!!

 

[HuffleClaw]

I agree with @jolenesdad she looks similar to a Golden campine

 

[JedJackson]

I believe it is a Buttercup, which have green legs and an odd, cup shaped comb.

 

[lilmillefleur]

I’d think campine, and if her comb looks split or like two separate combs, Sicilian buttercup

 

[jolenesdad]

I believe it is a Buttercup, which have green legs and an odd, cup shaped comb.

Learn something new every day! I had no idea buttercup hens looked like campine!

 

[JedJackson]

Learn something new every day! I had no idea buttercup hens looked like campine!

They look similar but the color pattern is genetically different. Campines have parallel pencilling while buttercups have broken, elongated spangles. You can kind of see it on some of the lower tail feathers.