Another "what breed/gender" question.

[KikiLeigh02]

Does it have a pea comb? I went with Orpington because it looked like a single comb.

 

[Table4Six]

Greyish one looks like a Lavender Easter egger or Americana. It has muffs, they're just not very fluffy yet. Brown one also looks like an Easter egger or Americana, and has muffs too. The other one is definitely a mix with its feathered legs and mix of blue, black, and gold feathers. Maybe a blue cochin x Easter egger or Americana; it also has muffs. Super cute chicks!
Wait a few weeks for gender, its hard to tell when you don't know an exact age. They're beautiful.

 

[Loco Ken]

I wont lie, I kinda want the Lavender to be a Roo because we (my daughter and I) want to incubate some eggs. We started fresh this spring with some new chicks. Haven't had them for about two years so were having chick fun all over again. We also have six other chicks (young pullets) that are about 12 weeks old so the combos would be pretty cool.

Chicks for this year:
1 - Rhode Island Red
1 - Silkie
1 - Golden Laced Wyandotte
1 - Silver Laced Wyandotte
1 - Blue Andalusian
1 - Easter Egger (White Ameraucana)
1 - Lavender Ameraucana (Easter Egger)
2 - Olive Eggers

 

[Loco Ken]

Does it have a pea comb? I went with Orpington because it looked like a single comb.

It looks like a single comb for sure. Only time will tell.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

We're you referring to the easter egger cheeks? If so, sorta kinda???

I was asking about the lavender one.

 

[drumstick diva]

x2 Jed Jackson