Hello Jenifer! Welcome to BYC from Perry Co.I am in Adairsville, GA. Hello everyone!

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Hello Jenifer! Welcome to BYC from Perry Co.I am in Adairsville, GA. Hello everyone!
Thanks for the welcome. War Eagle!My father was born in Stevenson (back in 1938). Some of my fondest memories from childhood are of going to Stevenson every summer for his family reunion (Loyd-Ridley) which they held at the electric co-op. Welcome to BYC! (oh, and War Eagle!) :cd
Your little rooster looks like a porcelain old English to me. I am not an expert at all but I raised a couple of them this year and they looked like that. My porcelain d 'uccles have thick beards and feathered feet.So, I'm reposting this in hopes someone with more knowledge than me can help me identify my new bantams? Anyone? I am guessing that Spike, my new rooster, is a Porcelain D'Uccle bantam based on some Google image searches but I still have no clue as to the three hens.
The hens look like they may be birchen and red pyle old English and I can't tell about the one in the cage. Do you have another closer pic?
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Thanks Jenifer...Fleur's not actually in a cage, just hiding behind an extra flap of hardware cloth that I tacked on as "temporary" fencing. I don't have a better pic of her because she is very shy of me right now and tends to stay under the coop when I'm in their run. I can tell you she is rumpless, with ginger and cream feathers on her chest, gray on the rest of her body and no feathers on her legs or feet.