5-6 week old breed help please!!

[butterbirds]

We were told these were Easter eggers however the lack of a muff and the larger single comb is throwing me off.

They are showing more and more color every day, two of them (2,3) with a predominant gray overcast with the splash. One of them (2) has some faint speckles of red. (3) is showing some predominant bronzing on her legs whereas the other two are still staying pretty yellow at this time. Please let me know what you think.
Also though that's not the reason for this post, we believe they are pullets. If you feel different please also weigh in! Thank you!

 

[Traffie Chickens]

How old are they?

 

[butterbirds]

How old are they?

4.5-6 weeks? Assuming couple days old when they were given to us

 

[Medodge]

Easter eggers have a pea come not a straight single come.

 

[butterbirds]

Easter eggers have a pea come not a straight single come.

Right. That's what I thought. I'm lost as to what they are

 

[Traffie Chickens]

I am no expert, but the plain white ones sure do look like white leghorns. Here is my white leghorn fiddle at five weeks.

 

[butterbirds]

I am no expert, but the plain white ones sure do look like white leghorns. Here is my white leghorn fiddle at five weeks. View attachment 3825643

I was thinking leghorn but the solid white one is the one that is starting to splash red. It is very small and she has black splash under her wings.

 

[Traffie Chickens]

I was thinking leghorn but the solid white one is the one that is starting to splash red. It is very small and she has black splash under her wings.

Ya, that’s strange. They are prob some type of mixed breed.

 

[butterbirds]

Also, they are from Tractor supply and were listed as Hoovers Hatchery EEs. Not that it changes anything but ...

 

[Rose the Legbar]

I think there was some mixed breed chicken that had a leghorn base and it has black feathers sometimes. I think it is called “California white” or something like that. Definitely not an EE with ameraucana or legbar base.