Assorted bantams

[chiefcuster]

Howdy,

I have twenty, 7-week-old bantams from an Ideal variety special. Let's play name that breed! Here's some of the guys and gals.

#1

#2

#3

#4 Silver sebright? She's the tiniest of them all.

#5 & #6

#7

#8



#9

#10

#11 This is the one I'm most curious about.



#12 She's fluffy and the only one with feathered feet. & #13


Thanks!

-Ray

 

[Whittni]

 

[chiefcuster]

Thanks for your help! Here's some more pics.

#1 Didn't get a pic of this one the first time.
#2 Or this one.
#3 The mystery bird.





#4 This is #10 from the first post.



#5 This is #12 from before.

 

[Whittni]

& here's a picture of the mystery birds breed:

 

[chiefcuster]

Good call on the Porcelain. I went to Ideal's site to try and whittle down what they could be. The one you think might be a Brassy Back, I suspect might be a Chocolate OE. Also, Ideal doesn't have Red Pyle d'Uccle, but they do have Golden Neck d'Uccles. I'm thinking that might be the feather-legged one.

Also, concerning the chicks you thought might be Campines, Ideal has standard Campines, but no bantams, as far as I can tell.

Thanks again, Whit!

 

[redrooster99]

they have golden and silver patterned oeg's at ideal

 

[chiefcuster]

Arrrrrgh! I have so many roosters! I thought that little silver Sebright was a pullet until its comb really reddened and grew in just a couple days. What am I going to do with all these little guys!? The black jap, the red pyle modern, the little barred OEG, and the sebright are all some of my favorites. The barred OEG snuck up behind me and flew up on my shoulder yesterday. How would you decide which to keep?

 

[redrooster99]

Keep all of them and just seperate the Roos

 

[chiefcuster]

Keep all of them and just seperate the Roos

Not an option, unfortunately. I live in the city. The neighbors would not appreciate a crowing chorus every morning.

 

[redrooster99]

Oh never mind sorry but you do have some beautiful chickens