Bantam breeds? :)

[Sunshyne276]

Out of these 4 little bantams, 3 have feathered legs. I had a really hard time getting these pics!
If I need more clear pics (the white one in particular), I will update with better pics when I can.
For now, can you tell me what any of these look to be? Thank you!

*Chick 1:
This one is the only one without feathered legs.
This one is ALSO the most difficult one to get a photo of!
She/he doesn't like the camera, squirms to get away. lol

*Chick 2:

*Chick 3:

*Chick 4:
I realize the photo quality is poor...
Any idea, from what you can see of her/him? lol

 

[acid_chipmunk]

Two and 3 look like Mille Fleur d'Uccles. Four could be a white d'Uccle or a white bantam cochin. Number one looks like it might be a Silver laced wyandotte. What kind of comb does it have?

 

[purplequeenvt]

#1 looks like it could be a silver sebright.

 

[Sunshyne276]

Thank you both!
After googling both "Silver Sebright" and "Silver laced Wyandotte", i'm thinking Sebright!

Though, there are VERY few pics of Sebright chicks, that I could find anyway!

 

[Sunshyne276]

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I'm really not sure about the comb.
I get confused with full grown chicken's comb,
let alone a chick this age!! lol
Wonder if there is a comb chart somewhere.

 

[akcountrygrrl]

1 looks to be a Sebright
2 D'Uccle
3 and 4 D'Uccle or Cochin
Looking at the comb of those two won't give you a clue to the breed since both breeds have single combs. The biggest difference between D'Uccle and Cochin as chicks is that the D'Uccle will have a beard/muffs but a Cochin doesn't. So, look for poofy cheeks. Once they develop a little more, the other differences will become obvious (vulture hocks and perky tail on D'Uccles, basketball shape and rounded tail for Cochins).