BJG or Australorps?

[2102Simm]

So I have 2 hens, both are from hatchery stock not sure where but I believe Muarry McMurray. They were my father in laws but now mine. I believed they were both Australorps but in looking at how they're shaped, leg colors and size I'm not sure anymore. They are both 5 years old and still laying consistently. It's not really important what breed they are I'm just curious. Here is NoTail (named by my kids during her molt when she literally had no tail feathers)

Then here is Blackie

then I have a pic of them foraging together. Blackie is on the right with NoTail to the left.

 

[PirateGirl]

Hi, BJG and Australorps have different colored skin/legs. BJG are yellow based, so if you look at the bottoms of the feet they will be yellow, similar to the rooster that is standing next to them in the photo. If they are Australorps, which I suspect they are, their skin is white, so the bottoms of the feet will be white/pink in color.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Wow, they are beautiful

 

[Evelyn Walker]

Hi, BJG and Australorps have different colored skin/legs. BJG are yellow based, so if you look at the bottoms of the feet they will be yellow, similar to the rooster that is standing next to them in the photo. If they are Australorps, which I suspect they are, their skin is white, so the bottoms of the feet will be white/pink in color.

X2!

 

[BlueBaby]

Hi, BJG and Australorps have different colored skin/legs. BJG are yellow based, so if you look at the bottoms of the feet they will be yellow, similar to the rooster that is standing next to them in the photo. If they are Australorps, which I suspect they are, their skin is white, so the bottoms of the feet will be white/pink in color.

X 3!

 

[2102Simm]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the help. They are pretty. NoTail is my mean girl in flock while Blackie follows her man around.