5 chicks. BREEDSbreedsBREEDSbreeds!:)

[mytchicken]

i recently got 5 straight run chicks. and i got a variety of colors just for the sake of it
ive raised chicks before. just that. the last time i did. they all turned out to be roos... all 6 of themmm... but this time i got my chicks from another place and hopefully ill get at least two hens out of the 5 chicks.
i know the whole waiting game for sexing these guys
but atm. i would just like to know their breeds. cause these guys were nothing like the australorps and RIR's i had in my previous chick raising experiance

chick #1~ has yellows legs and no feathered feet. i hope its nothing flighty like a leghorn i had bad experiances with flighty leghorns in highschoolll

chick#2 this, hopefully girl, has greenish legs...well dark atleast....

chick#3 its the same as #2 but with yellow legs. and the feathers are a different shade...

#4 one of the two smallest of the group

#5 the second of the smallest in the group and have these cute chipmunk stripes on its back

none of these chicks have feathered legs

 

[77horses]

Cute chicks!

I'm guessing all but #1 are EE's or Ameraucana's....

But I know that the first one is not a Leghorn.

 

[blefky]

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I second that - I love EE's!

 

[77horses]

Wait hold on...Actually I change my mind!

I just remembered that EE's and Ameraucana's have fluffy cheeks, right? Well none of these chicks do, so I don't think they are EE's or Ameraucana's actually.

#1 I don't know...not a Leghorn...#2 and #3 look like RIR pullets to me. #4 looks like a Golden Laced Wyandotte (GLW). #5 I don't know.

 

[Chickenfur]

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EEs don't always have fluffy cheeks, only one out of my six had them. so, they probably are EEs.

 

[LindsayB]

#1 looks like a california white. #3 partridge rock? or brown leghorn? the rest im not sure

 

[Quailfamah]

look closley at #1, two different colored wings????? its a mix breed id say

 

[77horses]

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I noticed that too.

I bet it is a mix breed, either that or that breed it is just has different patterns for different chicks. Just like the head markings; they aren't in the exact same place as the others on another chick might be.