Any Ideas what we have??

[MLWoods]

I know we have a golden comet, barred rock and the rest are up for grabs. I know what I should have too, and looking at pictures of other chickens the same age as the breeds we think we have, I am not so sure...They are all supposed to be hens, 4 weeks old too. i picked them up from Mt Health Hatchery here in Cincinnati, and there was an extra I dint realize was there until they we home a couple hours. This is new to us, so any insight would be great! I am so afraid that we have named and become attatched to a rooster, because that won't fly here in the city!
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[ChixAddict]

Skipping first picture...the ones in the back are too hard to see and others are repeated in other pics.
2nd picture - silver laced wyandotte (SLW)
3rd picture - on feed trough is light brahma
last picture - front to back on feeder looks like gold laced wyandotte (GLW), barred rock (BR), ameraucana ( maybe... or EE - easter egger); on right gold comet

Unfortunately, I'm not a good judge on sexing the birds at that age, but none stand out as roos to me, although the gold laced comb is looking larger than the others.

 

[ramirezframing]

the mostly white with feathered legs looks like a light brahma the black and white with yellow legs looks like a wyandotte the black and gold might be to

 

[MLWoods]

So the big brown one is my EE?? Who knew? This whole
Time I thought she was my GL Wyandotte. There is no beard in sight, do they all have beards? Like I said they are only 4 weeks today. They seem to vary greatly in size and feathering, I am wondering if they were hatched at different times, and I just picked them up when the hatchery had each breed, even if that means a few were older than the others.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

What color legs and what kind of comb does the brown one have? I agree that the second pic is silver laced Wyandotte, 3rd pic light Brahma, and the black/red in the front of the last pic looks to be a gold laced Wyandotte.

 

[Panth]

yes..the big brown one is an EE, but between the chick-fluff stage and the 8 to 9 week -getting adult feathers in stage they loose the beard and muffs. If she had fluffy cheeks as a very young chick, then she will grow them back in as an adult. Some EE do not have muffs at all, but most hatchery-quality will have them.