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Actually my favorite EEs are yellow as chicks, with charcoal smudges. As adults they are soft tan with lots of white. The one being held on the OP's lap where the caption says "for sure no EE" has me stumped because those look like EE cheeks and it's colored and patterned just like an EE I got last year. So I don't think the size says anything about it's identification other than it's parentage may have been larger birds.Light brahma's will have feathers on their feet even as babies. EE's are brown or have chipmunk like patterns some may have puffy cheeks. Im not sure with your other breeds as Ive never owned them, but that should help some!good luck with your new little ones!
x2The yellow chicks that are turning white may be white leghorns. The black chicks look like australorps. The "not EE" looks like an easter egger to me. The gray chicks that are feathering in white are probably white rocks.