Breed Identification Please (oh and my introduction but that isn’t so important!)

[Hayleyeliza]

#5 is definitely a cream legbar! Such sweet chickens and beautiful blue eggs!

 

[Squawkers]

Found pictures of my girl when she was younger. Mine had slightly more black but other than that the same.

 

[BlueDawnRising]

I could certainly be wrong!

I appreciate any and all replies because I’m new to this so thank you…right or wrong!

 

[BlueDawnRising]

Your first one looks exactly like my EE did at that age!! This is her now.
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She is so pretty! Thanks for the photo!

 

[BlueDawnRising]

#1 could be your Prairie Bluebell Egger, I got six of them and they were totally random except that one did look a lot like that, and only two looked similar; they look exactly like Brown Leghorns but they lay the most beautiful blue eggs!

Edit, ugh, typos!

I would love some blue eggs…someday! When did yours start laying?

 

[BlueDawnRising]

#5 is definitely a cream legbar! Such sweet chickens and beautiful blue eggs!

I have 3 of them in the group unless #6 is the same, and then I have 4! Excited for eggs! Thank you so much for the reply!

 

[BlueDawnRising]

Found pictures of my girl when she was younger. Mine had slightly more black but other than that the same.
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I have two, one has more black. She is in one of the pictures with #1. I will be so lucky if they grow up as pretty as yours! Thanks for the photo!

 

[Squawkers]

I have two, one has more black. She is in one of the pictures with #1. I will be so lucky if they grow up as pretty as yours! Thanks for the photo!

Ok, that makes sense!! You are welcome!! She is super sweet too. I love her to death. She lays green eggs (if that helps with anything)

 

[BlueDawnRising]

1: mixed breed Americana
2: ???????
3: some kind of sapphire olive egg? I think it’s looking a little rooster like.
4: Australorp maybe?
5 and 6: some sort of crested breed? Maybe cream Legbar?

Yes, #3 is the one I’m suspicious may be a cockerel. There are two of that kind and the other is much less developed on the comb and wattles. If it does end up being a rooster, it will have a happy home here as long as it is safe to be around. Thank you for replying!

 

[Country Birds]

#3 is a Lavender Orpington!