Can anyone offer their help? What Phoenix varieties are these? I also have a Bantam Rooster that I need help identifying

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Editing to add what colors they really are.



Felisha, a Black Breasted Red.
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Cuddles, a Dunn x BB Red.
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Reagan, a Dunn x BB Red.
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See Cuddles and Reagan grown up here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/what-color-is-this-banty-phoenix.1501743/
 
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All have mixed coloring. The first pullet is closest to black breasted red. She is not golden duckwing. The second pullet is similar to blue breasted red. Neither of them are really right for those colors, though.

The first cockerel isn't right for any standard color variety. He's blue with red leakage.

The OEGB looks more like a Japanese bantam with his tail carried so high and his yellow legs. His coloring is not any standard color, either, but mixed. There is no other term for it.
 
Golden is the same as golden duckwing, which she isn't, in my opinion. Golden hens are silvery with brown mixed in. Their neck feathers should be pale with black stripes down the middle. First picture is golden, second is BBR. You decide for yourself which yours is, I am just offering my opinion.
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Now that I've looked at phoenix breeders websites I think your probably right about all there colors. The cockerel might be a dunn but since the feathers have black in the middle it's probably just a blue/red. The first pullet is probably black breasted red, second must be a mix of the dunn and BB red. Thanks.
Hmmm I didn't know Phoenix came in dun, but that is a good possibility. Yours are pretty chickens. I like the colors. I bet the male will be beautiful when he's in full adult plumage.
 

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