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Is it normal for them to have a 'wrong' comb? I have heard of that before. And in that case, how would you know that you have a Dominique and not a Barred Rock?

She's the only one like that

I just posted it in the comments

Hopefully you can see her comb in this one

Yes, looks just like her!

I don't and I'm not home to take one until tomorrow

Yep....that's the one I thought :)

Ooh!! One of the black and whites has a rose comb, so she is a Dominique not a Barred Rock! The lightest one is definitely Barred rock though. The other 3, had a pinkish cast to the back of the legs. I went out today and really took a good look at each of them. :) I think that one of the brown...

I do greatly appreciate your help identifying them, though....it was driving me crazy!

That kind of suck since I paid extra for the rare breeds.

Isn't barred rock a standard breed though?

Poop crusted yellow lol They are very friendly, compared to the ones that are brown

They are all just a couple of months old.

Oh...I don't know. Of which one?

They have a charcoal look on their legs. Isn't a pullet just a young chicken?

Still trying to figure out what my rare breed assortment is. I think the 5 black and whites are Dominique, though one is way darker (in 1st picture) Possibly Sussex for 3 of the brown ones (like in 2nd picture) and each of the other 2 look different. Anyone know?? Thanks :)

Ok so I just looked online....again! The black ones are NOT barred rocks. I have had them before and they do not look the same. These are a maran of some sort.

I actually went online and also looked at the catalog....narrowed it down by about half, but that was about it. I even looked at Myer Hatchery and Murray McMurray catalogs for the same breed pics

This picture may be a better one....4 of them have feathers like this one

We've had barred rocks and ours looked a little different....these have yellow, not white (sorry....it's hard to tell with the lighting). As far as the brown ones....the one with the prominent spots, I thought could be a sussex or a Welsummer, but not sure about the other 4 because of their...