Colorado

[21hens-incharge]

OMG so cute!!!

I have some bantams. There are SOOOOO many kinds! I look forward to more pics.
Are there feathers on their feet???

This is my bantam black cochin. She is a super good mama.

Here she is next to a Black Australorp.
The cochin bantams come in a very wide variety of colors.

 

[Mtn Margie]

Lucky, you got an A in chicken math!

 

[luckied]

Here are the 2 with feathers on their feet.
I know that the smaller white 1 is a Sultan because it has 5 toes, but I don't think that Sultans come in 'bantam' size, am I wrong? Girl at TSC also thought the sultan might be 3 weeks not 4 like the others.
I have no idea what the tan bird is.

 

[luckied]

This is supposed to be a black sex link.

This is another bantam

 

[luckied]

These are the other 2 bantams

 

[21hens-incharge]

The tan looks to be a buff cochin. The last one is a barred rock. They do come in bantam too.
The light one with no feathers on the legs could possibly be a bantan EE.
I know, I know there is no beard. Some of mine had no beards but laid pretty green eggs.
The others I am not so sure on.

 

[Barbwire54]

Oh come on! It would be like eating quail!

 

[21hens-incharge]

Oh come on! It would be like eating quail!

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[Barbwire54]

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Sorry if I posted to the wrong entry. I was trying to post to the entry where the writer stated they couldnt have a roo so they weren't hatching eggs for fear of a bunch of roos. Since I took it to be bantam roos, I just made a joke about bantam roos being eaten like quail. Excess of roos is really never a problem is you like chicken. Lol!

 

[21hens-incharge]

Oh lol. Yes they are edible but tiny. Excess roos for me would be any since I am in suburbia. No need to make the neighbors mad.
If I WERE to let the bantam hatch chicks out they would have to be from someone else's eggs (large fowl only).