Chicks with 5 toes??

[bhawk-23]

Hello! We are enjoying watching our broody care for her 12 chicks. I sit with them and want to get them use to people but haven't really picked them up much. I kept seeing what I thought was extra toes but really have no clue. Curiosity finally got the best of me today. Lol I would love some ideas of what could possibly be mixed in somewhere down the line. Doesn't really matter, but I am having a lot of fun with all these mixes to guess!
These chicks are from a mix of hens, though I believe they are all full breeds. Rooster is most likely the rescue barnyard mix considering the other is a ayan cemeni (spelling?).

*Edited to remove a picture of my PJ's!! How embarrassing
*Edited again to add picture of possible rooster

 

[Fizabee]

Salmon faverolles is my guess.

 

[Fizabee]

But most faverolles have muffs. So maybe salmons are just a part of a highly complicated mix.

 

[bhawk-23]

Added a picture of the possible rooster.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Dorkings have 5 toes

 

[bhawk-23]

The owner said the rooster is very mild tempered, social and friendly. Not sure if that helps at all.

 

[Acre4Me]

Salmon Faverolle have 5 toes and feathered legs.

Dorking have no feathers on legs, and 5 toes.

Silkies have 5 toes, and feathered legs

 

[Acre4Me]

The owner said the rooster is very mild tempered, social and friendly. Not sure if that helps at all.

Salmon Faverolle males are known to be mild tempered and friendly. Of course, I'm sure there are exceptions.

 

[NatJ]

I'm seeing 5 toes, and feathered feet.
So at least one parent should have 5 toes, and at least one parent should have feathered feet.

If the chicks have different mothers but the feet and toes match, it's probably from the father. (Unless the mothers are a mix of Faverolles, Sultans, Silkies, and other breeds with feathered 5-toe feet.)

Do you have a picture of the rooster's feet?

 

[bhawk-23]

No picture of the feet, but he seems to have some longish feathers on his head.