4x sets of people's eggs. What breeds

[JesusisGod]

We was driving around and bought eggs on side of road from stand. Then put them in incubator when we got home. Also added my own eggs which are silkieX leghorn. Silkie cross Australorp. Apart from big chick which is rir unsure others.
Going to keep thread active as more hatching tomorrow or day after.

If you recognize colours of eggs lmk thanks

Maybe take more pictures tomorrow better ones.

 

[JesusisGod]

Also hatched quail toooo

 

[Painted Calls]

Most likely barnyard mixes. At this age it's nearly impossible to tell. We *might* be able to guess breeds in the mix when they are completely feathered out.

 

[Offshoreorca]

I agree with @Overo Mare - update with photos when they have feathered out and we might be able to guess possible breeds. Sometimes it's easier to tell than others, but rarely can you tell from egg colour alone as there are often several (or many) options for each egg colour.

 

[Fluffy Lambs]

Also hatched quail toooo

Aww my gosh!! I need those things!

 

[FatChicksDigMe]

Keep us posted!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I do see one that is almost certainly a boy. It's already got a big comb

 

[Little Baby Bean]

Most likely barnyard mixes. At this age it's nearly impossible to tell. We *might* be able to guess breeds in the mix when they are completely feathered out.

Agreed.

 

[JesusisGod]

Okay keep you guys posted, thanks for reply. I'm trying to sell some chicks but atm people don't seem to want them atm maybe when they more feathered

 

[NatJ]

A few chicks appear to have rose combs.
Silkie-cross chicks can have rose combs, and so do Wyandottes and many Wyandotte-crosses.

Wyandottes are fairly common and lay brown eggs, so the eggs you bought at the roadside stand might produce Wyandotte or part-Wyandotte chicks.

(Rose comb can come from other breeds too, but I think the ones I named are more likely.)