Can't identify 2...

[Lady of McCamley]

On zoom on the second photo, I can see teeth in the comb, so I still think Barred Rock especially because of the leg color. Dominiques do not have black wash on their legs.

But yes, a close up of the comb would help as often leg color is wrong from hatchery stock.

 

[Heather-Feather]

It is a barred rock. She has a comb.
Here are a few more photos of the barred and the black.

 

[Chickassan]

On zoom on the second photo, I can see teeth in the comb, so I still think Barred Rock especially because of the leg color. Dominiques do not have black wash on their legs.

But yes, a close up of the comb would help as often leg color is wrong from hatchery stock.

Actually Dominiques do have a black wash on yellow legs that fades with age. It is more pronunced on some birds more than others.

 

[drumstick diva]

agree with Crazy for Chickens

 

[Heather-Feather]

A better view of her comb.

 

[Heather-Feather]

What about this pullet? She's bigger than the other girls. Possibly a meat bird. I was told she's a rainbow egger, not Easter egger, and I can't find any breed like her.

 

[Heather-Feather]

Also, here are better images of the NH Red/Red Sexlink.. and is this photoof the black one better to determine if she'sa sexlink? And these blue orpington(?)

 

[lilmillefleur]

What about this pullet? She's bigger than the other girls. Possibly a meat bird. I was told she's a rainbow egger, not Easter egger, and I can't find any breed like her. View attachment 1552978 View attachment 1552979 View attachment 1552980 View attachment 1552981 View attachment 1552982 View attachment 1552983

maybe a Dixie Rainbow?
Doesn't look exactly like them but the variety has the word 'rainbow' in it.

 

[Heather-Feather]

maybe a Dixie Rainbow?
Doesn't look exactly like them but the variety has the word 'rainbow' in it.

He did say Dixie rainbow. She has some resemblance but wan wasn't convinced.

 

[Birdsong 82]

The red one I would go with red star. And they are beautiful as they grow up