Can anyone please help me identify these types of Bantams?

[brandy75]

We are new to chicken life and bought some Bantam's from a fellow at a flea market but he wasn't really sure what kind they were. Hoping that someone could help me identify them if you can.




I actually have 2 of these that look almost identical except one has a longer tail.

I am pretty sure the larger black and white is a Barred Rock but not sure.

The one on the left is a goldish color and the one the right is a black and white. They both are so pretty and I would have to say two of my favorites.

This is another golden one but with different feather patterns

Side view of the one above.

 

[Chickin Fanatic]

They look like OLd English Game. I have some and your 2 rossters look identical to my Roosters. Then Little hen Looks like one too. But I think that she might be a crossbred.
I hope that this helped.

 

[Pele]

The rooster and hen in the first picture actually look to be Modern Games (those legs go on for miles!). Same with the two roos in the second picture. The barred bird is a Barred Rock.

The hens in the thrid picture are most likely Old English mixes. And the next two pics are probably the same hen in the first pic (if not, she's also a Modern)

 

[brandy75]

Thank you for your replies. the 4th and 5th pictures are of a different hen. I thought maybe she might have been some kind of dutch. I have looked up pics but just couldn't determine what they were since there are so many different kinds that look alike. I am very glad to know what they could actually be now.

 

[leadwolf1]

Check out Golden Campine OEGBs found on Ideal Poultry's website. Your girl looks just like one of them...

 

[hdowden]

first is a rosecomb cockerel (blk breasted red)
second barred rock pullet
these also look like rosecombs pullets (mixed colors maybe)
fourth rosecomb pullets (blk breasted red)


the earlobes on the rosecombs should turn white