Bantam chick breeds

[crazy4ChickensNducks]

My broody hen just hatched out 7 chicks 3 days ago! 1 chick was killed by a mouse (the rest of the chicks along with the mom were moved into a safe cage in a mouse free pole barn.)now I’m trying to figure out what breeds i have. I think i have it pretty narrowed down.
the rooster is a calico Cochin, the mom is a whiter colored calico Cochin and i have a 3rd darker colored calico Cochin, i also have a gold neck d’uccle, silver sebright, an Easter egger, and a mottled Cochin, all bantams.
ill be posting separately for each chick.

 

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Here are pics of the adults in my flock. Notice the darker and the lighter (mom) calico Cochin.

 

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Here is the 1st chick.
It’s mostly black which is odd considering it came from either a silver laced sebright or an ee.
(It is the only one that doesn’t have a single comb) but is it a pea comb or whatever Comb sebrights have?
I think it’s from the ee because the one that died was silvery, but I didn’t see what type of comb it had. I should add, I don’t know how many sebright eggs I had, but I only had 1 blue ee egg.

 

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This one is all white and has extra fluffy feathered legs which says gold neck d’uccle to me.

 

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Chick #3 has the Easter egger Line on it’s head.

 

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#4, 5, and 6 all look the same, but 1 is darker. I think the 2 “twins” are from the mom(if I recall correctly she started sitting on 2 of her eggs, and it would make sense because those 2 were the 1st to hatch.

 

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*all chicks have feathered feet*

 

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[CCUK]

I can't help you with the breeds but I'm sure they will look lovely when they're older! Chicks are such sweet little things!

 

[NatJ]

(It is the only one that doesn’t have a single comb) but is it a pea comb or whatever Comb sebrights have?
I think it’s from the ee because the one that died was silvery, but I didn’t see what type of comb it had. I should add, I don’t know how many sebright eggs I had, but I only had 1 blue ee egg.

I think this chick has a rose comb, which would mean it came from the Sebright. I recognize rose combs by them being wider than other combs, even on baby chicks (at least, with the chick breeds I've seen.)

Edit to add: if that chick it grows white + black feathers with no brown, then it definitely has the Sebright for a mother, and is a male. A daughter of the Sebright will have brown in her feathers, due to a sex-linked gene.