Can anyone tell me what breeds these are?

[katatonic123]

These are my brother's chickens. They are about 3 months old.

I don't have a pic of the red one alone. The white one in this pic is the same as in the other.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The first looks like a second generation black sex link, both the white ones look like White Leghorns, and the red one looks like a production red

 

[katatonic123]

The white one is the same chicken.

Thanks!

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The white one is the same chicken.

Thanks!

Oops, I misread your first post!

 

[katatonic123]

@Rhodebar Lover , since you were so quick with those, what about this one. She's about 5 months old and apparently just started laying over the weekend.
Her egg is the one on bottom.




Anyone else is free to chime in as well! Thanks.

 

[Toddrick]

The white one looks kinda big for a Leghorn, and it's comb is very small. Does it have white ears or red? If they are white it is a Leghorn. If they are red it is likely a White Rock. Rocks lay brown eggs, Leghorns lay white eggs. That's all I know.

 

[katatonic123]

The white one looks kinda big for a Leghorn, and it's comb is very small. Does it have white ears or red? If they are white it is a Leghorn. If they are red it is likely a White Rock. Rocks lay brown eggs, Leghorns lay white eggs. That's all I know.

I'm not sure. I'll have to ask my brother about it since I'm not at his house anymore and I didn't really pay much attention while we were there.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

@Rhodebar Lover , since you were so quick with those, what about this one. She's about 5 months old and apparently just started laying over the weekend. Her egg is the one on bottom. Anyone else is free to chime in as well! Thanks.

She looks like a Splash Old English Game bantam

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

The white one looks kinda big for a Leghorn, and it's comb is very small. Does it have white ears or red? If they are white it is a Leghorn. If they are red it is likely a White Rock. Rocks lay brown eggs, Leghorns lay white eggs. That's all I know.

I highly doubt they are White Plymouth Rocks because the birds pictured have the lean type of Leghorns and White Plymouth Rocks are extremely heavy because the white coloration is used for meat purposes

 

[katatonic123]

My cousin thought she might be an old English game hen. Thanks!