Any breed guesses?

[Crookadoodle]

Hi all!

I am wondering if anyone recognizes any of these chicken breeds. I have some speculations but I am very new to chicken keeping and definitely am relying on plenty of google searching.
They are all around 5-6 months old.

Pictures 1&2: I have no idea what the two completely solid black ones are, one is a pullet the other is a cockerel. Both have a green or purple sheen to their feathers, black legs, pea combs that are just starting to get lighter as they were a greyish pink colour as chicks.
Picture 3: black and grey pullet, pea comb still light pink.
Picture 4: Then i have a black and brown muffed chicken with a pea comb, not sure if pullet or cockerel.
Last two pictures: I believe the colourful guy lookin right at the camera is a copper maran, he has feathered feet. I also thought the hen that is mostly black with cooper around the neck was a maran, she has a very small and almost black comb, big black eyes just gorgeous.

I have a few more im curious about but this is probably an overload already! Thanks in advance for any help identifying the breeds.

 

[All4Eggz]

Some of them look like mutts. I think the orange/black one is an easter egger, based off the ear muffs.
The last one might be a maran.

Also, a lot of them look like cockerels...

 

[Crookadoodle]

Hi all!

I am wondering if anyone recognizes any of these chicken breeds. I have some speculations but I am very new to chicken keeping and definitely am relying on plenty of google searching.
They are all around 5-6 months old.

Pictures 1&2: I have no idea what the two completely solid black ones are, one is a pullet the other is a cockerel. Both have a green or purple sheen to their feathers, black legs, pea combs that are just starting to get lighter as they were a greyish pink colour as chicks.
Picture 3: black and grey pullet, pea comb still light pink.
Picture 4: Then i have a black and brown muffed chicken with a pea comb, not sure if pullet or cockerel.
Last two pictures: I believe the colourful guy lookin right at the camera is a copper maran, he has feathered feet. I also thought the hen that is mostly black with cooper around the neck was a maran, she has a very small and almost black comb, big black eyes just gorgeous.

I have a few more im curious about but this is probably an overload already! Thanks in advance for any help identifying the breeds.

oh and just before anyone gets too worried...I definitely picked up that foam piece right after the photos, no idea where its from but I know chickens like to peck at that stuff so I grabbed it.

 

[Crookadoodle]

Some of them look like mutts. I think the orange/black one is an easter egger, based off the ear muffs.
The last one might be a maran.

Also, a lot of them look like cockerels...

I had guessed of 21 we have 10 cockerels...but I could be wrong on a few I thought were pullets.

 

[Silviaschicks]

Black ones look like australorps or jersey giants (better photos of legs and feet needed), the rest are likely mixes

 

[Crookadoodle]

Black ones look like australorps or jersey giants (better photos of legs and feet needed), the rest are likely mixes

The first one i think is the pullet and the second picture, larger legs is the cockerel

 

[Silviaschicks]

Australorps!

 

[Crookadoodle]

Australorps!

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[jaywin]

Hi I agree the ones with grey legs look like Australorps, lovely hens. And the roosters are usually nice too - I breed them.
not loads about either in the uk.
the one with the long tail feathers is your chap and the other looks like she may be a blue one rather than black or that just could be the lighting. Ive attached a photo of one of my blue ones.

 

[Crookadoodle]

Hi I agree the ones with grey legs look like Australorps, lovely hens. And the roosters are usually nice too - I breed them.
not loads about either in the uk.
the one with the long tail feathers is your chap and the other looks like she may be a blue one rather than black or that just could be the lighting. Ive attached a photo of one of my blue ones.

Thank you for your reply! I had wondered if they were Australorps!

Thats a beautiful hen you have there! I do have one that has similar colouring but she could be mixed with something else as her comb is quite small still and light.