Does anyone know the real name of this breed, if there is one?

[Farmerpepe]

I'm located in Costa Rica and here they call them Gallinas Jardineras or "gardener/garden chickens." They're pretty good layers, smaller eggs with good size yolks, they apparently are good mothers because the little chicks we were gifted last week had to be snatched right out from under their mom. Oh, and they fly REALLY well. Closest thing I could find are Sebrights but they don't quite fit the bill and don't have the laced wings...

First picture features 3 of our 5 chicks...one on the left started to find his "crow" yesterday so we know we have at least one roo (hopefully no more) and the rest of the pictures are what they grow up to look like.

Thanks in advance, would love to learn more about the breed by finding out the name, if this even is a true breed...

 

[Mamatomany123]

All 3 of those on the top look like cockerels.

 

[AltonaAcres]

Not sure of a certain breed. Maybe just mixes?

 

[Farmerpepe]

All 3 of those on the top look like cockerels.

Only the one on the left has been trying to crow, and his stature and comb looks a little different than the rest of them too. D you know the breed?

 

[Farmerpepe]

Not sure of a certain breed. Maybe just mixes?

That's what I'm thinking...

 

[Mamatomany123]

Only the one on the left has been trying to crow, and his stature and comb looks a little different than the rest of them too. D you know the breed?

I'm not sure on the breed. Maybe mixes. But those are very big combs for such young chicks.

 

[Painted Calls]

@Gray Farms , what do you think on breed here?

 

[Painted Calls]

They look like mixes to me as well. Possibly some game in there.

How old are your chicks you pictured?

 

[Farmerpepe]

They look like mixes to me as well. Possibly some game in there.

How old are your chicks you pictured?

They're close to 4 weeks I think...fully feathered wings...good fliers.

 

[Painted Calls]

I feel confident saying all three are cockerels then unfortunately.