Breeds Please?

[Chickira]

Can anyone tell me what these might be?



This is a large fowl w/lightly feathered feet. No bars. Some white spots. Not the best picture.



Same bird with other 2. One is bluer than the other 2 which are more black. Still hard to see the spots and white tips on the tails.




These are bantams, lightly feathered feet.



These are bantams, too. Clean legs. Blue legs.

Thanks for any help!

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

Can anyone tell me what these might be?

The little black and white ones look like Mottled Japanese bantams to me. But I am not sure. The tail and wing angles seem right for them though.

http://www.cacklehatchery.com/japanesebantams.html#mott

 

[Chickira]

Thank you.

Bumping in hopes for responses on the other birds.

 

[JaceAgain]

The photos are really pixelly, its hard to say, but the last two might be bantam EE's.

 

[Chickira]

Would a better photograph of anything specific help?

 

[Chickira]

They come from a person that was given hatching eggs by another person, and somehow I inherited them. So in all of the passing around, Marans, Wyandotte, and Silkies were mentioned by the person that hatched the eggs (from what he remembered the person he got them from and what was written on the egg).

I was thinking the three larger are marans and the last 2 are partridge silkie. The legs are the right color and they are pretty fluffy.

 

[JaceAgain]

none of those are silkies, they have black skin and 5 toes.

 

[JaceAgain]

Better pics in general would help. Take them outside, lighting will be better

 

[JaceAgain]

Better pics in general would help. Take them outside, lighting will be better

They most likely are barnyard mutts, if you arent getting them from a hatchery/ tsc/ feed store.

 

[Wyandottes7]

The first ones with lightly feathered feet may be Marans mixes (I don't think they're pure, since the feet look yellow and Marans are supposed to have white legs). The bantams with light feathered feet may be Mottled Cochin mixes.The bantams in the last photo might be Easter Egger bantams, or just random mixes.