Can you ID these black hens?

[DavidAr]

Can anyone tell me what breed these hens are,just picked them up I was told they just turned a year old and that one of them has layed green eggs before,I can't confirm that just what the owners told me,Also they have a green shine to there feathers if that helps at all lol,I remember reading that its pretty common for austrilorps to have that green shine to them.

 

[Wyandottes7]

The two hens in front look like Black Sex-Links. The bird in back appears to be an Easter Egger (and is the one laying the green eggs, most likely).

 

[dekel18042]

The two hens in front look like Black Sex-Links. The bird in back appears to be an Easter Egger (and is the one laying the green eggs, most likely).

X2 Thought the same thing because of the combs.

 

[Michael OShay]

The two hens in front look like Black Sex-Links. The bird in back appears to be an Easter Egger (and is the one laying the green eggs, most likely).

I agree.

 

[BantamLover21]

The two hens in front look like Black Sex-Links. The bird in back appears to be an Easter Egger (and is the one laying the green eggs, most likely).

Agreed

 

[Picklesquidly]

No idea about the front, but the chicken in the back looks like an EE.

 

[DavidAr]

Awesome thanks everyone you guys are great! The one in the back also has the big feathers on the side of his face that flare out.

 

[Michael OShay]

Awesome thanks everyone you guys are great! The one in the back also has the big feathers on the side of his face that flare out.

You're welcome. Those feathers on the side of the face are common Easter Eggers muffs.

 

[Picklesquidly]

Awesome thanks everyone you guys are great! The one in the back also has the big feathers on the side of his face that flare out.

Aren't those muffs just the cutest things?

 

[DavidAr]

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You're welcome. Those feathers on the side of the face are common Easter Eggers muffs.

awesome thanks!I wanted an Easter egger