Need help telling what my chicks might be.

Diamond Peno said:

These are the chicks I am having problems being able to tell. there are few different ones they look like but am not for sure. maybe yall can help. The 1st 2 are regular chickens the rest are suppose to be Bantams.

2 regular chicks I think both rosters...They look to be Golden Comets, but not for sure... when they get a tad older I can usually tell if rosters or not.

If they are Golden comets and were roosters then they would be white.

1st Which chick. Suppose to be a bantam
Either a OEGB or a Japanese Bantam


2nd White chick has blue/grey legs and sorta puffy cheeks... suppose to be a bantam Has more of a rose comb.
II would say an Easter Egger Bantam

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Diamond Peno said:

These are the chicks I am having problems being able to tell. there are few different ones they look like but am not for sure. maybe yall can help. The 1st 2 are regular chickens the rest are suppose to be Bantams.

2 regular chicks I think both rosters...They look to be Golden Comets, but not for sure... when they get a tad older I can usually tell if rosters or not.
Production Reds, probably both cockerels (but not 100% sure).


1st Which chick. Suppose to be a bantam
Probably a White Old English Game. Leaning towards cockerel.

2nd White chick has blue/grey legs and sorta puffy cheeks... suppose to be a bantam Has more of a rose comb.
Easter Egger, too young to tell gender.

These are the Black chicks which are suppose to be bantams but I think they are just small breeds of chickens but not sure what they are...

1st Black chick
Looks like a possible Partridge Rock to me, too young to sex.

2nd black chick all black
I'm thinking Black Wyandotte, too young to sex.

Black Chick 3
Possibly a Partridge Rock, too young to tell gender.


Black chick 4
Possible Partridge Rock, too young to sex.

Brown bantam with speckled face
Not sure on breed or gender.


Black bantam with speckled face
Not sure, possibly an Easter Egger.

gray/silver speckled faced bantam
Easter Egger, too young to sex.

1st stripped head chick
Might be an Easter Egger or Old English Game Bantam, too young to sex.

2nd stripped head chick

Easter Egger.

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