2 week old chicks

[LynnPG]

 

[TheKindaFarmGal]

Too young. Wing sexing requires the right parents with the right genetics. Post pictures in at least 5 more weeks.

 

[drumstick diva]

much too young

 

[LynnPG]

I know they are all female.
I just don't know what breed they are

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Where did you get them? Are they bantams or regular size? You may have an Australorp or two and maybe an Easter Egger, but you will need to take some more pictures and label them who is who.

 

[donrae]

Help us out all you can, if you're wanting to know breed.

Where did they come from? If a hatchery, which one? What did you order, if they were mailed? Or from a feed store, what were they labeled as?

 

[BantamLover21]

At least one of the chicks is a Columbian Wyandotte (one of my favorite breeds/varieties

). It is the one in the first four photos.

 

[LynnPG]

I purchased them from my pet chicken. I ordered Ordered 19 female chicks. I have 18 one didn't make it on delivery.
I ordered 1 Cream Legbar and I received 2.
I sent pictures of all the baby chicks, because they need to figure what chick it was that passed and figure out what chick was missing since I had 2 Cream Legbar.
I was told from my pictures that I submited that 1 Blue Andalusian was missing and the Swedish Flower Hen died.

I'm looking for more confirmation that the little ones I ordered are there. I picked certain breeds for the color eggs, laying eggs and personality.




Blue Andalusian -------------1 ordered --------- Was missing
Black Copper Marans -------1 ordered
Blue Ameraucana ---------- 2 ordered
Olive Eggers -----------------1 ordered
Cream Legbar ---------------1 ordered --------- Received 2
Snowy Easter Egger --------1 ordered
Super Blue Egg Layer ------ 3 ordered
Frost White Legbar. ---------1 ordered
Blue Favaucana. -------- 4 ordered
Columbian Wyandotte ------ 1 ordered
Lavender Orpington --------1 ordered
Golden Cuckoo Marans ------1 ordered

 

[LynnPG]

At least one of the chicks is a Columbian Wyandotte (one of my favorite breeds/varieties

). It is the one in the first four photos.

Is that what she is. She is my littlest hen and very easily frighten.

 

[LynnPG]