Bantam chicks

[crazy chicken ladies]

So, I'm looking for a little help in identifying the new little babies we got. All we were told was that they are Bantams. No idea if they are pallets or cockerals, or what breed. From what I've found, the black and yellow one is a black fizzle cochin. But, from some other posts that I've read, it sounds like they have feathered feet and this one does not. Anything anyone can tell me about these cute little babies is greatly
appreciated. Thank you

 

[Gigachad poultry]

The brown/yellow chicks are possibly brown Leghorn bantams. Not sure about the black one

 

[JedJackson]

Betting the brown stripy one is a black breasted red old English game bantam, and the similar chick with a head spot and barring is a crele old English game bantam. The black one might be a black old English game bantam. It doesn't look frizzled to me.

 

[crazy chicken ladies]

Betting the brown stripy one is a black breasted red old English game bantam, and the similar chick with a head spot and barring is a crele old English game bantam. The black one might be a black old English game bantam. It doesn't look frizzled to me.

Red Old English game Bantam is what I came up with for that one, also. How soon do frizzles start looking frizzled? She also doesn't have feathers on her feet.

 

[crazy chicken ladies]

Our little Bantam chicks are growing quite nicely. They have all changed in looks, except the black one. she is just mostly black now, with a little white on her. We have a black breasted red old English and a creole old English. The black is a black old English. I'm now wondering if it's a good time to introduce them to the outdoors. We're in the high 70's, low 80's during the day, and 60's at night. I'm not really concerned about day time, but not sure how well they will do in the cooler weather at night. Any suggestions? Thanks