Can you help?

[jendorego]

Hello. My fiance and I recently(today) adopted 3 chickens that a friends friend could no longer have cause she moved to a city where chickens aren't allowed. We have a small coop for them(That they will be kept in at night) as well as a 10x6 run to surround the coop for additional safety(and freedom during the day when no ones home. The chickens of course will have supervised free time in the back yard. I'll share my set up tomorrow when I can get a picture. Anywho, I am unsure as to what kind of chickens I have. Here are the photos....The blond is Polly and the twins are Judy and Trudy. Thanks for any help. I am so looking forward to learning as much as I can. I am very much a beginner, but I am sure my new ladies will thrive.

 

[Twistedfeather]

The one on the top looks like a japanese bantam to me (the tail reaches a ninety degree angle "squirrel tail") on the other two Welsummer.

 

[Michael OShay]

The one on the top looks like a japanese bantam to me (the tail reaches a ninety degree angle "squirrel tail") on the other two Welsummer.

I agree; Japanese Bantam and two Welsummers. You should get some beautiful chocolate eggs from the twins. )

 

[BantamLover21]

The one on the top looks like a japanese bantam to me (the tail reaches a ninety degree angle "squirrel tail") on the other two Welsummer.

Agreed.

 

[Wyandottes7]

The one on the top looks like a japanese bantam to me (the tail reaches a ninety degree angle "squirrel tail") on the other two Welsummer.

x3

 

[jendorego]

Thank you so much!