Breeds and genders???

[My3ChicksMBD]

I think that you are correct; the white one is a White Cochin, as the single comb and foot feathering is typical of Cochins. Judging by the comb redness/size, he is probably a rooster. Pullets don't develop such red combs until they are close to laying.

The brown chick (which, by the way, is adorable!) is either an Easter Egger or a Light-Brown Leghorn. It doesn't appear to have muffs or a beard, and the legs are orange, so right now I'm leaning towards it being a Light-Brown Leghorn. Could you possibly get a close-up photo of the brown one's comb? If it it is a single-comb (like that of your Cochin), then it is a leghorn. If it is a pea comb (flat with no prominent spikes), then it is a Easter Egger. Its a bit early to tell its gender, but I don't see any obvious rooster characteristics.

I'm not sure what your black chick is. The yellow feet would make me think it is a Jersey Giant or Java, but those aren't all that common. So its possible that your chick is an Australorp, and will develop white feet later on.

I love your answers so much!! Thank you!!!! And it's a flat comb. I am pretty sure.

I guess it's an Easter Egger Thank you guys so much!!

 

[Wyandottes7]

I love your answers so much!! Thank you!!!! And it's a flat comb. I am pretty sure. I guess it's an Easter Egger

Thank you guys so much!!

You're welcome! And sorry for basically repeating myself. I kind of forgot that I had already replied.

 

[BantamLover21]

I think that you are correct; the white one is a White Cochin, as the single comb and foot feathering is typical of Cochins. Judging by the comb redness/size, he is probably a rooster. Pullets don't develop such red combs until they are close to laying.

The brown chick (which, by the way, is adorable!) is either an Easter Egger or a Light-Brown Leghorn. It doesn't appear to have muffs or a beard, and the legs are orange, so right now I'm leaning towards it being a Light-Brown Leghorn. Could you possibly get a close-up photo of the brown one's comb? If it it is a single-comb (like that of your Cochin), then it is a leghorn. If it is a pea comb (flat with no prominent spikes), then it is a Easter Egger. Its a bit early to tell its gender, but I don't see any obvious rooster characteristics.

I'm not sure what your black chick is. The yellow feet would make me think it is a Jersey Giant or Java, but those aren't all that common. So its possible that your chick is an Australorp, and will develop white feet later on.

X2 Post photos in a few more weeks, and then we'll be able to sex your chicks better. Good luck with your chicks!

 

[My3ChicksMBD]

You're welcome! And sorry for basically repeating myself. I kind of forgot that I had already replied. 

haha! You're totally fine

 

[My3ChicksMBD]

X2 Post photos in a few more weeks, and then we'll be able to sex your chicks better. Good luck with your chicks! 

Yes!!! Maybe next week I will post more pictures