What's up with this Chickadee?

[Mike Milicia]

This "Black-capped Chickadee" was photographed today at Ipswich River Sanctuary in Topsfield, MA.
This is the first I have ever seen with pinkish legs, pinkish bill and yellow eye ring.
All other coloration looked normal.
Is this a normal variation of some sort?

[Axel Hildebrandt]

I've never seen anything like this. It looks almost like the bill and feet of a junco.

[Mike Milicia]

I've never seen anything like this. It looks almost like the bill and feet of a junco.

That was my first thought also. No Photoshopping, honest! :)

[Myer Bornstein]

definitely an unusual chickadee. I would post to Cornell Lab of ornithology for further information. Never seen a chickadee lab this

[Ilija Dukovski]

Interesting, seems that the plumage is not affected at all.
Here a reminder of leucism, not sure if this is it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leucism

[Declan Troy]

That's a new one. There are many combinations of pigmentation mutations; which pigment, portion of body affected but this ain't like any I come across. The weirdest part is that there is pigment in the "claws" otherwise the absence of melanin would occur in all the nonfeather areas ("soft" parts).

[Arthur Morris]

I am trying to get in touch with chickadee biologist Susan M. Smith. A junco X chickadee hybrid would seem beyond the realm of possibility. Leucistic is my guess.