“Brown egg layer & Rare Breed assortment

Bakerfamilyzoo

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Feb 27, 2019
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hi I ordered chicks from mypetchicken. Two from the rare bread assortment, two from the brown egg layer assortment and two easter eggers. Can anyone help me with ID?
I did the best I could with photos. #4 is noticeably smaller then the others and is the only one with feathered feet.

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#1 is a little pale for an RIR. I was guessing Buff Orpington, myself. Brown Egg
#2 is something blue. probably one of your rare breeds. If she is, my money is on the blue Marans, since she doesn't seem to have a beard or a headspot. EDT: Just checked MPC's actual listed stuff you may get. Could also be an Andalusian, Blue Wyandotte, or Blue Orp.
#3 looks bearded. Easter Egger?
#4 has feathered feet, and the same markings as a Silver Laced Wyandotte. Silver Laced Cochin? They are technically brown egg-layers.
#5 does look like an EE, with those green feet. Very few purebreeds of chicken have green legs.
#6 with the white feet and partridge colouration may be a Partridge Olive Egger. Rare Breed again. EDT2: After checking rare breed list, agree with above: Speckled Sussex is more likely.
 
#4. Pretty sure this is a Dark Brahma

#4 has feathered feet, and the same markings as a Silver Laced Wyandotte. Silver Laced Cochin? They are technically brown egg-layers.

Hey, OP. Can you get a close-up of the comb of that little bird? Cochins have straight combs, and Brahmas have pea combs, which should look flat at this point.
 
1. I'd guess New Hampshire Red.
2. Agree. Something Blue. What kind of comb does it have? It's either Blue or Splash. I don't think they have any LF Lavender breeds.
3. Easter Egger. It has muffs/beard. That's that cute poofy face.
4. Silver-laced Cochin was my first guess.
5. Your other Easter Egger.
6. Speckled Sussex would be my guess. Possible Welsummer.
 

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