Calling my fellow chicken detectives

[CLUCKING CHICKENS]

I would love to know if anyone out there can give their best guess on what breed of chickens I have based on the list of rare chicken breeds that I attached in the pictures.
I have a mixed variety of rare breed chicks I purchased through Tractor Supply and would like a better idea of what I may have.
Thanks!
I’ve added a picture showing list of chicken breeds they can be and a couple of pictures offering different angles on the chicks in question.
The yellow chicks in the first couple pics have feathered feet… if that helps.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

I would love to know if anyone out there can give their best guess on what breed of chickens I have based on the list of rare chicken breeds that I attached in the pictures.
I have a mixed variety of rare breed chicks I purchased through Tractor Supply and would like a better idea of what I may have.
Thanks!
I’ve added a picture showing list of chicken breeds they can be and a couple of pictures offering different angles on the chicks in question.
The yellow chicks in the first couple pics have feathered feet… if that helps.

The yellow chicks look like Salmon Faverolles. I don’t see in your photos a fifth toe, they should have these. Looks like they have pea combs, which would be appropriate.

 

[Silkie Princess]

I see a few EE's @cherrynberry

 

[LadiesAndJane]

The other chicks are harder to identify. They could very well be some of the new “Eggers“ that many hatcheries are producing.
The chipmunk striped one could also be many different breeds.
Will be easier to tell once they feather out.
You can likely look forward to some colorful eggs!

 

[Skyle]

The yellow chicks look like Salmon Faverolles. I don’t see in your photos a fifth toe, they should have these. Looks like they have pea combs, which would be appropriate.

Salmon Faverolles don't have pea combs, they have single.
They look light Brahmas to me.
I think I see some OEs

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Salmon Faverolles don't have pea combs, they have single.
They look light Brahmas to me.
I think I see some OEs

Yes, you are right! Not sure why I thought peacombs!

 

[Painted Calls]

Gosh they're so stinking cute! I see a lot of different egger mixes. Hard to say for sure when they're this young though.

Post updated pics once everyone is fully feathered. That will make it easier to be more accurate!

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I see a lot of what appear to be EEs.
It will be easier to ID once they are older.

 

[Painted Calls]

The white chick has a pea comb. It's a light Brahma.

 

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