What do I have?

donrae said:

We really need better pictures. I'll hazard the bird in the forefront is a Delaware, from the barred ticking on the neck, but that's all I've got from what you've given us.

Profile shots of the birds standing naturally, including legs and with the comb visible, are best for ID'ing.

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donrae said:

We really need better pictures. I'll hazard the bird in the forefront is a Delaware, from the barred ticking on the neck, but that's all I've got from what you've given us.

Profile shots of the birds standing naturally, including legs and with the comb visible, are best for ID'ing.

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Ol Grey Mare said:

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Welcome to BYC! Things that we need to be able to see to ID breed are leg color, whether the legs are clean or feathered, the comb type and the overall feather pattern - so nice, clear side profile shots are great and, if they don't make the comb clear, either a shot of that or you sharing which comb type it is.

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donrae said:

We really need better pictures. I'll hazard the bird in the forefront is a Delaware, from the barred ticking on the neck, but that's all I've got from what you've given us.

Profile shots of the birds standing naturally, including legs and with the comb visible, are best for ID'ing.

Click to expand...