Bantam chicken

[Rekin]

Hello!
Could you tell me the breed of these chickens? Maybe japanese bantams?!
Thanks!

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Millie Fleur OEGB.

 

[fluffycrow]

Where did you get them? They have white earlobes, so OEGB wouldn't be my first choice

 

[MysteryChicken]

I would say Millie Fleur Rose Combs, but they've got single combs. Single combs do pop up in rose comb breeds if they are split for the recessive single comb gene.

Another possibility is Dutch Bantams.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

I would say Millie Fleur Rose Combs, but they've got single combs. Single combs do pop up in rose comb breeds if they are split for the recessive single comb gene.

Another possibility is Dutch Bantams.

Some of the pics on google showed earlobes which was way I guessed OEGB

 

[MysteryChicken]

Some of the pics on google showed earlobes which was way I guessed OEGB

They're not supposed to have white earlobes. They could be OEGBs despite having that trait.

 

[BDutch]

How much do these hens weigh?
They do resemble Specked Dutch as far as I can see. The photo is not very sharp.
Dutch site;
http://www.kippenencyclopedie.nl/php/index.php?title=Bestand:Hollandsekriel_Porselein_hen.jpg

 

[Rekin]

I have never heard about this breed. :O I have bought them at a bigger animal market in Hungary (last year). Honestly, this was my first buying, and I totally forgot to ask their breed.

 

[Rekin]

How much do these hens weigh?
They do resemble Specked Dutch as far as I can see. The photo is not very sharp.
Dutch site;
http://www.kippenencyclopedie.nl/php/index.php?title=Bestand:Hollandsekriel_Porselein_hen.jpg

There is another photo, maybe this one can help?!

 

[BDutch]

If you want to know whether she is Dutch, you need to know the weight. For the tiny Dutch bantams the weight (approx 450g) is very important. The blue/slate legs and posture seem okay.
Im not sure if the withe featherings in the tail is allowed for the standard specked or millefleurs Dutch.

Maybe she is a mix with another breed. And there are more breeds with speckled / millefleurs bantams. In the encyclopedia you could try to find one that resembles your chickens even more.

But even if they are not standard, you do have 2 beautiful pullets.
This page goes to info about the millefleurs colouring with photos. Translate can help you to read it. http://www.kippenencyclopedie.nl/php/index.php?title=Porselein
The Dutch name for millefleurs is porselein.