Breed or Gender guesses welcome!

[sgtruglo]

Hey everyone! I know i don’t meet criteria by having many photos or details at this time, but wanted to throw this up just in case. Our neighbor found two chicks “what we assume were dumped” and trying to identify breeds and gender. Not sure age. Will hopefully get more photos soon.

Thank you for any responses

 

[Tookie]

The first one is some sort of production breed.
The second one is a Mille Fleur d'Uccle.
Both look to be females!

 

[sgtruglo]

The first one is some sort of production breed.
The second one is a Mille Fleur d'Uccle.
Both look to be females!

Thank you so much tookie ! That was my thought on the production red. Not familiar with the others. Trying to get a hold of her today and so I can see them in person. And maybe take them in. (Not allowed Roos in town).

 

[sgtruglo]

Couple more photos.

 

[Tookie]

Couple more photos.

Both still look like girls!

 

[sgtruglo]

I think the little one might be a bantam breed?

 

[Tookie]

I think the little one might be a bantam breed?

Yes, she is! d'Uccles are bantams.

 

[Tookie]

Ok. Thanks for clarifying Tookie. I was Not familiar with that breed or any bantam size.
Can I keep her if the rest are not bantams? she is so attached to the red one. I would love to keep them together. ( we have 11 other chickens Various egging hens. )

Glad I can help! Mille Fleur d'Uccles are such cute little birds!
Yes, you should be able to keep her with standards and no other bantams. Bantams get along just fine with standard sized chickens, but being just one there could be some bullying, possibly. I think she'll be fine but time will tell! Her being attached to the red one will help her integrate with the rest of the flock.