Hi all, I believe my chicks are now about 13 weeks old! I got them from a local feed store, they were all mixed up. They seem to be mostly Wyandottes? Is the whiter one a roo? Any ideas on the multi-colored chick? Thanks!!
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Yes, sorry I'm a terrible camera-person, and they won't stay still!
Hopefully these are a little better!
Take a good look at the saddle feathers just in front of the tail. Put your hand or a piece of paper under them so you can see the true shape. These are my 12-week-old Australorp crosses. The blue boy's saddles were obvious, but the black one's saddles couldn't be seen so easily.
Can you get clear pictures of the possible cockerel and the multi-colored bird? Preferably standing in a natural position, from the side, without any wire in the way?
That isn't a Barnevelder in your photo. It is a gold spangled Hamburg. Barnies do not have white earlobes, slate legs or rose combs.the first one looks like a Barnevelder to me
the photo is of a Barnevelder hen
They are all females. You have golden laced Wyandottes, silver laced Wyandottes, a silver Easter egger with the salmon colored breast, and I am not sure what the blue one is but maybe a blue Australorp.
I haven't been able to check their saddle feathers very good as I've a hard time with no one helping me hold them!