Can anyone help me identify these chicks?

[StormyMoon]

I posted in the breed section and then I found this one so please forgive me for it being in 2 places.
see the one with specks all over it? I am not sure what breed it is.
These all came from Ideal Poultry today. I will try to get better pictures.


What I believe I have from this Pullet Surprise Special

1. Buff Orpington
2. Barred Rock
3. RIR
4. Black Australorp ?
5. Not sure what the dotted chick is
6. Possibly some Easter Eggers?

There are 26 chicks there

1. Roo White Leghorn with blue stripe on his head.

 

[Ourfamilyflock]

The black one with the white spot on its head appears to be a barred rock.

 

[angel8035]

The brown striped ones look like my easter eggers did but a lot of the chicks look the same when they are that little from what I've seen.

 

[orumpoultry]

Its hard to say looking at Ideal poultry's website they dont carry some of the breeds you listed. I dont see buff orps, or RIR, or austrolorps on their list of breeds.

And other breeds I'm all that familiar with, so cant really help you out. They have Buff of other breeds though. About the only one I can say for sure is the little black chick with the white dot on its head is a Barred Rock.

They carry all three.

 

[popsicle]

Is it possibly a Sicilian Buttercup?

 

[Ourfamilyflock]

They carry all three.

Ahh odd they dont list them on their selections then.

I looked under brown egg layers, and none were listed there.

Ahh nevermind, I looked under Dark brown layers, not brown! lol. I'll delete the old post.

In that case it looks like you have quite a few buff orps there.

 

[StormyMoon]

Is it possibly a Sicilian Buttercup?

Is that a standard breed? I don't remember seeing that one but who knows.

 

[popsicle]

Is that a standard breed? I don't remember seeing that one but who knows.

Ideal sells them:
https://secuservices.com/ideal/newideal/selectproduct.aspx?qty=1&ID=SBP&Product=242

 

[orumpoultry]

Yeah, I don't know why they consider them 'dark brown layers' I've seen birds and owned birds from their selection and they're more milk chocolate or orange brown than dark brown...

 

[BantamoftheOpera]

In the first picture the bird with the distinct white in the chipmunk pattern may be a welsummer, mine looks just like that. The Ee's are less distinct.