Consensus: Too Young To Tell (What breeds are these?)

[LarknWren]

Updated to say thanks everyone, as a newbie I didn't realize two weeks was too young to really even guess (and I didn't realize you can't delete a thread). I will post again later.

I accepted a straight run of 4 chicks from a science class, but I have no idea what breeds/mixes they might be. They will be two weeks old on 5/30/17 and are doing great so far. Pics were taken on their first day of having 5 minutes of outdoor exploration time. There are two black chicks (one with more white on the face and wings than the other), one reddish chick, and one blue chick. Appreciate any guesses, not taking it seriously, we are just so curious.

 

[Kiki]

I think the are too young to start guessing the breed.
Someone else may come along with a few guesses for you though.

I just wanted to

 

[LarknWren]

I think the are too young to start guessing the breed.
Someone else may come along with a few guesses for you though.

I just wanted to

Oh that makes sense, I didn't even realize. Thank you for the welcome!

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Chances are they are mixes if you got them from a school project. If you post pictures as they grow we maybe able to identify what they are mixed with. The blue one maybe a EE (which is a mix with the blue egg gene).

 

[AlleysChicks]

Does the blue one have feathered legs?

 

[Dawnclucks22]

The blue one looks like it might be a blue andalusian, the black maybe a barred rock?

 

[LarknWren]

Does the blue one have feathered legs?

Yes, she does.

 

[Dawnclucks22]

Silkies tend to have feathered legs - it might be a white silkie, but it will be hard to tell until they've feathered.

 

[LarknWren]

Thank you everyone! This is so fun, but I will plan to post again later when they are more feathered so it's not a waste of people's time. It's just so exciting to have little mystery babies, LOL.

 

[AlleysChicks]

Yes, she does.

I would say your blue chick has cochin in it.

Silkies tend to have feathered legs - it might be a white silkie, but it will be hard to tell until they've feathered.

I doubt it's a silkie let alone a white one. Skin is not black.