Breed Identification… Help please!

[CGraves]

Any idea of the breed of these 4 chickens? Thank you!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

the first one looks like what i have been trying to breed which is a cross of rir and buff polish, the second also a polish mix. thats the easy ones. time for someone else to jump in

 

[Granny Hatchet]

the first one looks like what i have been trying to breed which is a cross of rir and buff polish, the second also a polish mix. thats the easy ones. time for someone else to jump in

hah, it has feathers on its feet, im wrong

 

[donrae]

I think they're all mixes.

First one may have some silkie--crest, feathered legs, funky comb, five toes. She doesn't have black skin, so the silkie may be back a few generations.
Second just looks like a mix of mixes. That's a common color for mixed breed birds. She had something hophatted a generation or so back, maybe polish?
Third bird also looks like a mix of mixes. Lots of folks will probably say she's a black sex link, and she could be, but she looks bantam sized and has light skin. Plus, that's just a common color for mixed breed birds.
Last bird is silver laced in color. Wyandotte is the most common breed in this color, but it just looks off for a Wyandotte to me. Could be just hatchery quality.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I think they're all mixes.

First one may have some silkie--crest, feathered legs, funky comb, five toes. She doesn't have black skin, so the silkie may be back a few generations.
Second just looks like a mix of mixes. That's a common color for mixed breed birds. She had something hophatted a generation or so back, maybe polish?
Third bird also looks like a mix of mixes. Lots of folks will probably say she's a black sex link, and she could be, but she looks bantam sized and has light skin. Plus, that's just a common color for mixed breed birds.
Last bird is silver laced in color. Wyandotte is the most common breed in this color, but it just looks off for a Wyandotte to me. Could be just hatchery quality.

good catch on that 5th toe, i had to look really hard for it. do you see seebright in the last two?

 

[bloom_ss]

#1 Not sure...does it have a bit of a beard?? I can't really tell from the pic. Fluff on the head could be polish background...or possibly silkie mix??
#2 Looks like it has green legs...EE cross of some sort maybe? Fluff on the head could be from a polish mix.
#3 Could be a black sexlink, but something seems a bit off...not sure what exactly since I'm not too familiar with that breed.
#4 Looks like a silver laced wyandotte to me

 

[ChickenWisperer]

1) Crested mix, perhaps a Sultan mix with a red colored bird?
2) Crested mix - from what I see, probably a crested EE cross.
3) Looks like a BSL to me.
4) Silver laced wyandotte.

 

[donrae]

good catch on that 5th toe, i had to look really hard for it. do you see seebright in the last two?

No, don't really see Sebright there. Sebrights are--don't know how to explain really,

very upright little birds. Their heads and tails are upright and the wings have a strong downsweep. I'm sure their SOP has the correct words to say what I'm thinking--the body type just looks wrong to me. Cocky is the word I think of in relation to Sebrights

and neither of those birds has that cocky look. Sebrights also have rose combs and grey/white? legs--not sure of the exact color legs, but it's not yellow or dark.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

No, don't really see Sebright there. Sebrights are--don't know how to explain really,

very upright little birds. Their heads and tails are upright and the wings have a strong downsweep. I'm sure their SOP has the correct words to say what I'm thinking--the body type just looks wrong to me. Cocky is the word I think of in relation to Sebrights

and neither of those birds has that cocky look. Sebrights also have rose combs and grey/white? legs--not sure of the exact color legs, but it's not yellow or dark.

awesome, i want to be like you when i grow up! chicken wise i mean lol im 50

 

[donrae]

awesome, i want to be like you when i grow up! chicken wise i mean lol im 50

Oh, well that's easy. Just spend hours and hours on this site! Most of what I know I've learned here, plus just having chickens most of my life. My Ozark Gramma was a big help, too!