Atwoods chicks

[Naynay896]

Anyone able to tell the breed and gender of these little guys? Wanted to grab a picture while I have them in a smaller container cleaning their house

 

[Silviaschicks]

The 2 black and white ones are barred rocks, I think the 3 brown ones are welsummers but not 100% sure, the yellowish one is probably a buff orpington, the gray one could be a sapphire gem but it could be something else, and I'm not sure what the middle one is

 

[Naynay896]

The 2 black and white ones are barred rocks, I think the 3 brown ones are welsummers but not 100% sure, the yellowish one is probably a buff orpington, the gray one could be a sapphire gem but it could be something else, and I'm not sure what the middle one is

I know the little yellow one is a bantam that was the only information the bins had at atwoods, and I did have someone say that the gray one was a sapphire gem so I'm sure that's correct. Thank you for the comment.

 

[Tookie]

The 3 brown ones are not Welsummers, they could be RIR. You do have 2 Barred Rocks, 1 Buff Orpington, and 1 Sapphire Jem. Does the chick in the middle with its head down have green legs? If so it's a EE. Need individual pics to tell gender.

 

[Silviaschicks]

Also, they are too young to sex right now, but the barred rock on the left is definitely a pullet. The other one could be as well but I'm not sure

 

[Naynay896]

The 3 brown ones are not Welsummers, they could be RIR. You do have 2 Barred Rocks, 1 Buff Orpington, and 1 Sapphire Jem. Does the chick in the middle with its head down have green legs? If so it's a EE. Need individual pics to tell gender.

Does buff orpington come in bantam size? I forgot to mention in the original post that the only info I got about it at atwoods was that it was a bantam, and yes it's legs are a green color.

 

[Tookie]

Does buff orpington come in bantam size? I forgot to mention in the original post that the only info I got about it at atwoods was that it was a bantam, and yes it's legs are a green color.

Yes, Buff Orpingtons come in bantam size. The chick with the green legs is an Easter Egger.