Chipmunk pattern with pea comb?

[Kimdbay]

I’m trying to figure out what breed of chickens two mislabeled Atwood’s chicks are. One was chipmunk patterned, the other was yellow as day old chicks. They are now three weeks old. Neither have single combs. I’m guessing pea combs on both, but I’m new to raising chicks so not sure. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[MysteryChicken]

I’m trying to figure out what breed of chickens two mislabeled Atwood’s chicks are. One was chipmunk patterned, the other was yellow as day old chicks. They are now three weeks old. Neither have single combs. I’m guessing pea combs on both, but I’m new to raising chicks so not sure. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help!

Can you get a close up on the comb on #1.

#2, is an Easter Egger.

 

[JedJackson]

1 could be a Russian Orloff. It looks to have a cushion comb.

2 kind of looks like a Cornish to me. Maybe buff Cornish? Not too sure but looks a bit off for an Easter egger.

 

[MysteryChicken]

1 could be a Russian Orloff. It looks to have a cushion comb.

2 kind of looks like a Cornish to me. Maybe buff Cornish? Not too sure but looks a bit off for an Easter egger.

EE's don't always look alike. The legs have a small amount of dark wash over them. The chick also has some hints of blue indicating it's a Splash.

 

[JedJackson]

EE's don't always look alike. The legs have a small amount of dark wash over them. The chick also has some hints of blue indicating it's a Splash.

Oh it could be an EE for sure. Just the short and chunky build reminds me of a Cornish, but I've never seen one with that coloring.

 

[Kimdbay]

Can you get a close up on the comb on #1.

#2, is an Easter Egger.

I tried to get a close up. It’s a little blurry, but here it is…

 

[MysteryChicken]

I tried to get a close up. It’s a little blurry, but here it is…View attachment 3485466View attachment 3485465View attachment 3485465

Definitely a Cushion comb.

 

[rural mouse]

Could it be a Buckeye?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

First one is a little too young to tell, the second one is a hatchery quality buff laced cornish bantam