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LOL Ditto

gocrow---Look what *hubby* !!! decided we needed to bring home 2 barred rocks and 2 rhode island red. He said we needed more variety, and more girls for our roos

I found out the one with feathered legs is a bantam brahma. They had no idea what the tiny ones were We went back today cause hubby decided we needed a couple more pullets-- LOL

Thanks for all the replies Yeah, I'm thinking maybe a buff japanese and a black cochin, after everyone's suggestions an looking up pics those are my guesses. The little one is the noisiest little booger And he/she is always climbing under one of the australorps-- too cute

Quote: KellyHM-- That makes me happy

I will be so sad if it's a quail!

gocrow-- Teehee!!! My 8-yr-old couldn't wait to tell dad when he called from work. Then I had to brave the 'wrath' on the phone. Fortunately he agreed we could use a couple more pullets and seemed sympathetic to the kids "talking me into" the tiny one. That didn't stop him from practically...

Thanks Too cute Jokker1978--The green stuff is the hay that came out of the box we got at the feed store. gonzo&hispeeps--The little one does look just like the buff orpington cross chicks we have/had In color anyway, his/her head and beak are a different proportion. txchickie--I was...

We have eight seven-wk-olds but only four are girls as far as we can tell. I needed a couple more pullets. But, when I looked into that trough full of bantams I was a goner My kids just gave me an excuse. Truthfully though I may have talked myself out of it without it

Not a clue. They told us they were one week old. They look like ours we hatched looked at a week.

And there I bought the tiniest chicken I have ever seen!! In my defense my boys talked me into it The other chicks are two black australorp pullets and the black is a bantam. The sign said "Assorted clean-legged bantams" which is funny since the black has feathered legs as did some of...