Confirmation on breed and gender

[Cynically23]

I bought these chickens today and was told they're all female easter eggers about 3 months old. I don't necessarily doubt what the seller told me, I just want confirmation.
2 of them, Mimosa and Colada are quite a bit larger than the other two, is this just because they're "mutts"? Or do you think they're a little older?
Thanks!

 

[Fluffy_Farm_Friends]

They all look female, but Easter egger? I wouldn’t be too sure. They definitely don’t look like typical Easter eggers, but they could be mixes. Mojito looks the most like an Easter egger in my opinion just b/c I have a half Easter egger who looks the same.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Well, I agree they all look like pullets at this point. But I agree, they don't look like typical easter eggers.
Mimosa looks like a partridge cornish.
Colada looks like the mix known as a California white.
Julep, does she have pink feet? She could be a lavender orpington.
Mojito looks like the mix known as sapphire gem.

Unless these guys are home bred, I don't think you're going to get colored eggs from them.

 

[HappyClucker7]

They are all girls, but I don't think they are EEs, except for maybe Mimosa because she actually has muffs.

Colada looks like the mix known as a California white.
Julep, does she have pink feet? She could be a lavender orpington.
Mojito looks like the mix known as sapphire gem.

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[Cynically23]

Well, I agree they all look like pullets at this point. But I agree, they don't look like typical easter eggers.
Mimosa looks like a partridge cornish.
Colada looks like the mix known as a California white.
Julep, does she have pink feet? She could be a lavender orpington.
Mojito looks like the mix known as sapphire gem.

Unless these guys are home bred, I don't think you're going to get colored eggs from them.

That's really cool actually! Thank you for the info! I wasn't too picky with the breed we got, I just wanted them to be calmer and good layers.
The person we got them from breeds show chickens and has a ton of different breeds and she told me that most of her chicks are mixed breed. I suppose when she said "easter egger" she actually meant "mutt."
Regardless, as long as they're all girls, I'm happy.

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

You never know with mixes, I wouldn't say its impossible for one to lay a colored egg although maybe don't expect it! They are LOVELY looking ladies and you've done the BEST thing I think anyone keeping chickens can do (get one of each! every bird a different color!) It's more fun this way to me!! : DCongrats on your ladies!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

That's really cool actually! Thank you for the info! I wasn't too picky with the breed we got, I just wanted them to be calmer and good layers.
The person we got them from breeds show chickens and has a ton of different breeds and she told me that most of her chicks are mixed breed. I suppose when she said "easter egger" she actually meant "mutt."
Regardless, as long as they're all girls, I'm happy.

Well, if that's the case, I'd say that they're all mixes of what I said above. They could lay any color based upon that.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I bought these chickens today and was told they're all female easter eggers about 3 months old. I don't necessarily doubt what the seller told me, I just want confirmation.
2 of them, Mimosa and Colada are quite a bit larger than the other two, is this just because they're "mutts"? Or do you think they're a little older?
Thanks!
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Do you have pictures of their combs?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

I bought these chickens today and was told they're all female easter eggers about 3 months old. I don't necessarily doubt what the seller told me, I just want confirmation.
2 of them, Mimosa and Colada are quite a bit larger than the other two, is this just because they're "mutts"? Or do you think they're a little older?
Thanks!
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Do you have pictures of their combs?