Adopted 3 hens, help me guess

[TheChips]

I have three new hens I adopted and I have my assumptions but would love to hear what you think.
I'm confused about the white one because I was told she's a Buff. But, all my neighbors who have buffs and seeing photos online she doesn't have that light faded brown color. She's more of a creme shade.


The one in the middle I think is an Ameracauna. She lays blue eggs.

The last one on the far right, which is so beautiful I call her cleopatra the Egyptian goddess I think is an aracauna. I'm not too familiar with this breed so I'm really wanting to know. I noticed she doesn't have the dangly waffles. Or feathers around her neck.

Help! I need to know so I can stop driving myself crazy with guessing.

 

[subhanalah]

Not sure on your white one, but the other two are easter eggers. Probably from Ameraucana lines.they don't have beards (or tufts in the case of Araucanas).

They are beautiful though.

That third one what color egg does it lay?

 

[subhanalah]

I have three new hens I adopted and I have my assumptions but would love to hear what you think.
I'm confused about the white one because I was told she's a Buff. But, all my neighbors who have buffs and seeing photos online she doesn't have that light faded brown color. She's more of a creme shade.


The one in the middle I think is an Ameracauna. She lays blue eggs.

The last one on the far right, which is so beautiful I call her cleopatra the Egyptian goddess I think is an aracauna. I'm not too familiar with this breed so I'm really wanting to know. I noticed she doesn't have the dangly waffles. Or feathers around her neck.

Help! I need to know so I can stop driving myself crazy with guessing.

and Cleopatra was not a goddess, she was a Pharoah. (I guess according to their mythology, that would mean by default she was considered a goddess?)

 

[Griffinsong]

x2 on the colored birds.

I wonder if their beards may have been picked out. They don't have wattles to speak of, which is a bearded bird trait, and their necks look awfully bare, and there's a flap of skin there on Cleopatra. The beards do grow on a skin flap.

The white bird looks like a mix of some sort, btw.

 

[subhanalah]

Maybe delaware/mix? Looks like a dual purpose breed. (The white one)

Oh, if one of the parents was a white leghorn (dominant white) and bred to a buff orpington, you could get a bird that is white with buff leakage, which I think I see in the picture?

Doesn't really look like BO body to me though, anyone else?

 

[Michael OShay]

The two on the right are both Easter Eggers. I'm not sure about the one on the left.

 

[LittleRedCoop53]

Thought i'd put my two-cents in... Beautiful birds!!! the middle one looks like my welsummers hen without the comb or waddle...interesting(an ameracauna/EE?) The one on the right,Cleopatra, looks just like my friend's Ameracauna/ easter-egger hen....which, i've always thought is just beautiful, and they lay blue or green eggs.

 

[K Spot]

You have 2 Easter Eggers and what looks like it could be a Leghorn x.

 

[FVRM]

The white one is a cross, probably a rhode island red/ sex link cross (the white color genes are associated with reds) or it has white plymouth rock in it.

 

[ochochicas]

The white one could be an Amber White, which is a cross between a Rhode Island Red and a Rhode Island White. They are sometimes white, or sometimes a yellowish color. They can also have random darker feathers grow in (yellow or tan). They lay tan eggs.