Bantam types?

[KIA]

Hi! We are new to chickens, and went to TS to start our adventure. We had to buy 6 chicks. I got three Barred Rocks. My girls were so excited to pick out chicks, and going against my better judgement, I let them pick their own (straight run) bantams. Now we are trying to figure out what they picked. We have three bantams, the black/white we are pretty sure is a roo (he's started crowing), the other two we are hoping are hens. Attached are a few pictures of each, they are about 8/9 weeks old. Any ideas on what breed? and any guess on the ultimate question... roo or hen? Thanks!

 

[lechugababy]

Hi friend first one has me torn best guess silver laced wyandotte or possibly a hamburg. Second I'd say a welsummer and third is a little hard to tell, cream legbar maybe? Theyre still babies so its hard to be for sure, hopefully this helps

 

[Not-so Slick Chicken]

The first one looks like a Silver Sebright, and I agree it's likely a cockerel (male)
(Hens don't often crow)

The other two... I assume they're some sort of "egger", basically a mix. But I'm not well versed on bantams.

The second one (with all the browns) appears to have female-specific patterns. So that should be a pullet.

I can't tell on the last one.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

First is a Silver Sebright cockerel, second likely a Dutch Bantam pullet given white earlobes and slate legs, and last a Red Pyle Old English Game Bantam pullet

 

[sourland]

First is a Silver Sebright cockerel, second likely a Dutch Bantam pullet given white earlobes and slate legs, and last a Red Pyle Old English Game Bantam pullet

For sure on the Silver Sebright cockerel, next two are both pullets, and probably those breeds.

 

[KIA]

Thanks everyone! I was thinking Silver Sebright and Dutch Bantam too. But that was just going off pictures people have posted on this thread. The little white I had no idea. We'll see as they continue to grow.

 

[KIA]

The first one looks like a Silver Sebright, and I agree it's likely a cockerel (male)
(Hens don't often crow)

The other two... I assume they're some sort of "egger", basically a mix. But I'm not well versed on bantams.

The second one (with all the browns) appears to have female-specific patterns. So that should be a pullet.

I can't tell on the last one.

haha.. my daughter named her Darla, and now he's Darwin!