4 week old bantam breed and gender id help

[Sutherlandfarms]

purchased March 31 so almost 4 weeks old.
Looking at the black bird and the yellow with brown feathers
#1: clean legs 4 toes

#2 the black bird - feathered legs 4 toes- some type of Cochin?

Neither have as red or pronounced of a comb as the bird in the right lower corner of 3rd picture- obvious cockerel. Are these pullets?

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

Also chickens are really hard to photograph

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

 

[Gray Farms]

First one is a crossbred. Second is a Silver Laced Cochin. Third is a Porcelain d'Uccle. To young to sex just yet.

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

First one is a crossbred. Second is a Silver Laced Cochin. Third is a Porcelain d'Uccle. To young to sex just yet.

Thank you gray! It’ll be interesting to see what chick 1 turns into!

 

[Alexandra33]

Agree with Gray Farms, although I think the first is a Pyncheon bantam. They've grown up SO much!

~Alex

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

Agree with Gray Farms, although I think the first is a Pyncheon bantam. They've grown up SO much!

~Alex

Hey there girl! Yeah it’s bittersweet! They’re all getting so big!!!

 

[Alexandra33]

Hey there girl! Yeah it’s bittersweet! They’re all getting so big!!!

Hey there!
Feeling like an empty nester already? It's hard to watch them leave fluffy chickhood, but yet, there's something special about tiny peeps maturing into gorgeous birds.

~Alex

 

[Sutherlandfarms]

Hey there!
Feeling like an empty nester already? It's hard to watch them leave fluffy chickhood, but yet, there's something special about tiny peeps maturing into gorgeous birds.

~Alex

Yes I am! We are gonna wait on getting more babies until next year so I’ll be visiting these little darlings outside soon my awesome husband is building a coop this weekend!

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Gray Farms