Bantams - I have a guess, but more suggestions welcome

Ok, so long story short, I went in to pick up the 3 speckled sussex I ordered, and came home with 5 chicks(we all know how chicken math works). Two of which are bantams. My guess is Cochin and black australorp. But I don't even know if there is such a thing as a BA bantam?!? Or if there are different varieties of cochin? Or maybe this baby isn't cochin at all and there are other breeds with feathered feet?!! So, any help would be greatly appreciated. I am thinking the black one might be a roo and the other a pullet, going only by wing feather growth. But it doesn't matter either way. I am just guessing now and seeing how they grow to determine if I was right or not. Thanks for all the help friends!!!

 

Oh-Em-Gee!!! I think you are Right!!! I just looked at a few pictures of d'Uccle chicks on Feathersite and this baby looks JUST LIKE THOSE!!! YAY That is the Coolest thing EVER!!!! I love my feed store ladies. They helped me pick it out. Best feed store Ever in my book now.

 

Does anyone have any ideas on what the black chick might be? I was initially thinking BA bantam, but I don't remember my standard BA's having that much gray on them and so little pale yellow/white? Might this little chick be something other than a BA bantam? Ideas and suggestions very much welcomed!!! Thanks!!

 

I guess I should call the store and ask them where they got their bantams from. That might help, eh? I was thinking white faced spanish too - but those show white on their wings and this little ones wings are coming in black. But after researching more, I am pretty sure it is not a BA bantam. I will keep looking. Thanks for all the help!!! I will try to get more pictures of the chicks too. The feather footed one is def. a d'Uccle - Mille Fleur. But I have been baffled by this little black one. Esp. since it is not completely black all over. Just the head, back, and wings. The rest of the body ranges from black to gray, with pale yellow/white under the chin(as pictured) and under the tail area/onto stomach. Odd. I will let you know if I find out for sure what it is! Thanks for all the help, I really do appreciate it!!