Can someone help me ID these chicks?

[Shadowhills Farm]

Can anyone help me identify these chicks? Thank You!

*Sorry quality of pics may be bad!*

Chick 1: Cochin, but what variety?

Chick 2: Cochin, but what variety?

Chick 3: Cochin, what variety?

Chick 4: I believe he is standard, clean legged

Chick 5: Standard

Chick 6: Standard

Chick 7: Cochin, black and white

 

[Illia]

The first one is Partridge.

The last Cochin is mottled.

The last couple chicks look to be a Campine or Welsummer.

Not sure on the rest though.

 

[ConchRepublic]

Anyone?

 

[TriciaHowe]

https://secuservices.com/ideal/newideal/Products.aspx?Category=Bantams - Cochins
http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/cochin_bantams.html

If you click on each variety it shows a picture of the chicks.

Good luck! They are all very cute

 

[Soaring Chicks]

1- partridge for sure
2- blue for sure
3- silver laced or pos white
4- what color are the legs? comb is it single or pea? Pos. partridge wyandotte,( speckled sussex- most likely)
5- pos welsummer
6- welsummer
7- mottled for sure

 

[ConchRepublic]

Thanks... we'd have better pictures but out of 3 cameras... one is broken and another is missing lol

 

[Shadowhills Farm]

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Chick 4 has light colored legs (I believe a light pink, I will have to double check) and I believe his comb is single.

 

[Minniechickmama]

First, where did you get them? Not all the hacheries carry the same breeds, so it helps to know where so some ideas can be eliminated.
I wonder if #1 is a Red? Or partridge. Okay, can't be red, the chicks are very light colored.
#2 Blue
#3 Black
#4 Hmmm Don't know
#5 & #6 look to be the same to me, and maybe Golden Campine. Do they have olive colored legs?
#7 Mottled Cochin

Keep posting updates so we can learn more on deciphering chicks. OK?

 

[ConchRepublic]

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We got them from TSC, so in our area, probably Ideal

Don't think #1 is a red, had a couple (one died) and they were a lot lighter in color.

#5-6 don't have dark skin. They are a lot different from each other if you look carefully, one (6) has markings similar to a GLW chick on the head, while the other's (5) head is pure dark.