Any Idea what type these are?

[naybusby]

I ordered from Idealpoultry.com and they sent me a mix of pullets but i cant tell what kind they are.

 

[naybusby]

also this one .. and my rooster, which when i bought him I was told Americana, but now I think Maran??

 

[Eggcessive]

Just guesses: 1-not sure, maybe black sex link
2 is silver laced wyandotte
3 is buff orpington and easter egger
4 is easter egger
5 is easter egger

 

[Happy Chooks]

I'll say:

Australorp pullet
Silver laced Wyandotte pullet
EE pullet
EE cockerel


Second set of pictures:

EE pullet
EE rooster

 

[naybusby]

Thanks I have been curious and there are so many different types of chickens that its hard to figure out by putting a description in google. lol All ideas are better than mine. lol.. i thought #5may be a Belgian d'uccle.. from the picture under breeds.. But like I said,. i had no clue.

 

[Happy Chooks]

D'Uccles have feathered shanks.

 

[naybusby]

I see that now that you pointed it out. Thanks

 

[akcountrygrrl]

I'll say:

Australorp pullet
Silver laced Wyandotte pullet
EE pullet
EE cockerel


Second set of pictures:

EE pullet
EE rooster

I agree but would add that the first could also be a Jersey Giant (check the bottom of the feet, pink=Australorp and yellow=Jersey Giant). The last one in the first batch of pictures could be a gold spangled Hamburg but I would like to see a better pic of the comb.

D'Uccles have feathered shanks.

D'Uccles are also a true bantam breed which means there isn't a large fowl counterpart.

 

[naybusby]

Yellow on the one that I have noticed... But i will look at the others now and see lol.As for the comb, I will post more pics in a little bit. I took some up close ones.

 

[carolu]

I have some just like your #2, TSC "black layer"...so they are silver laced Wyandottes? I have 3, two have small combs, one has no comb at all and they have white "ears". Legs are streaked black on the front, yellow behind. Might they be some kind of black commercial layer that is crossed on a silver laced something?