Are these brown leghorns?

[catlvr976]

I got these from Meyer hatchery. I didn't order them and have no idea what they are or if they're girls or boys. They are almost 5 1/2 weeks old.

I hope you can see those pics. Thanks for the help!!
Jessica

edited to add: the one in the last pic isn't blind, it must've been the flash that did that to his/her eye.

 

[jessupfamily]

I say Partridge Rocks.
Amy J.

 

[catlvr976]

That's what I was thinking, but then I saw a pic of a leghorn and I thought they might be those.

Is it too early to tell if they're roos or pullets?

 

[jessupfamily]

I'd say it might be bit before you can tell.
Amy J.

 

[DementedHam]

The two in the first pic with black and white look like Barred Rocks.

 

[catlvr976]

Yeah, I have 2 barred rocks and a dominique. I was curious about the striped brown ones with the reddish head.

Actually, I have a buff orpington, black australorp, 2 barred rocks, 2 gold laced wyandottes, a white rock, a RIR, a dominique, and those 2 that I don't know what they are.

 

[CarriBrown]

Don't know the breed, but that is a Partridge. Very pretty!

 

[DixieByrdRN]

Here is my roo leghorn, I don't have a pic of my girls right now. BUT.. how old are they?My leghorns had very black rings around their eyes and the girls had almost Cleopatra like rings with a line going out before their teenage feathers came in. They also had a dark line of feathers down their back. Here is Doc at 6 weeks and he is a Brown leghorn roo.

his bootie feathers are a dark grey / black now.

 

[Buckguy20]

The penciled one in the first picture is feathered a lot like my Gold Campines. If it is a Gold Campine it is a rooster because my gold Campine hens have very small combs but the rooster has a very large one. It could very well be a Partridge rock like others have said. It is not a Brown Leghorn. Monty

 

[ella]

the one in the last pic isn't blind, it must've been the flash that did that to his/her eye

That's the third eyelid!

Could be partridge but partridge tends to follow the contour of the feather in other words V shaped, that looks more like the straight barring you would find on a Campine.​