Americaunas?

[Raven11]

I got these beauties almost 5 weeks ago. So I am assuming they are around 5 weeks old. they were all labeled as Americaunas but I know that’s incorrect lol any guesses? I’m so curious about the breeds of my ladies. Also I’m still hopeful they are all ladies lol

 

[cherrynberry]

I got these beauties almost 5 weeks ago. So I am assuming they are around 5 weeks old. they were all labeled as Americaunas but I know that’s incorrect lol any guesses? I’m so curious about the breeds of my ladies. Also I’m still hopeful they are all ladies lol

First bird is an EE pullet. Second is a red sexlink pullet (might be a WTG too, they look the same). Third might be a BA, but we need to see the feet for breed ID. Need to see the feet for the last one too (it might be a BR or a CM). All appear to be pullets so far, but they are all pretty young.

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Pictures without the red light and of combs, feet, etc?
It's a little hard for me to tell, but these are my guesses. (They are probably not accurate)
Easter Egger?
Red Sex Link?
Maybe Australorp?
Possibly Cuckoo Marans or Barred Rock.

Where did you get them? That can help narrow it down. It'll also be easier to tell once they are older (fully feathered)

FYI, if they ever say 'Americaunas', 'Americanas', or any other spelling than 'Ameraucanas' then they are Easter Eggers. https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...s-and-ameraucanas-with-review-optional.76220/

 

[samanthaoverton]

I think the last one is a barred rock too...

 

[Raven11]

First bird is an EE pullet. Second is a red sexlink pullet (might be a WTG too, they look the same). Third might be a BA, but we need to see the feet for breed ID. Need to see the feet for the last one too (it might be a BR or a CM). All appear to be pullets so far, but they are all pretty young.

First bird is an EE pullet. Second is a red sexlink pullet (might be a WTG too, they look the same). Third might be a BA, but we need to see the feet for breed ID. Need to see the feet for the last one too (it might be a BR or a CM). All appear to be pullets so far, but they are all pretty young.

These might not be the best for their feet I’ll have to try later today to get some better pics of them! Thank you for the help so far!!

 

[cherrynberry]

These might not be the best for their feet I’ll have to try later today to get some better pics of them! Thank you for the help so far!!

Looks like a BA and CM.

It’s a little hard to see the skin color of the second bird, but I believe I see white. White is CM and yellow would be BR. The color of their skin is the color of the sole of their feet.