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[First time owner]

First Time Owner,
The one with the black tail from what I have researched. They are gorgeous!

I thought the first one might be a rooster, I wasn't sure about the other 3. Thanks for replying

 

[Chicken Girl1]

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Could you get individual pictures? I think you have at least two roosters or I'm seeing the same one over again.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

I was visiting a local farm and I picked 10 eggs out that I hatched myself, the owner of the farm was not sure exactly which eggs belonged to which chickens so I'm not really sure what I got but all of them except for two are different colored.

Possibly an Easter Egger

 

[Chicken Girl1]

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Most likely a hatchery quality Rhode Island Red

 

[Chicken Girl1]

#2 She got hurt some time ago and is still growing in her feathers And what about the one behind the rooster? Dont worry about #3.

The white one behind the rooster looks like it may be an Easter Egger as well, which for clarification is not a recognized breed but a name given to a mix that carries the blue egg gene.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

@mikeandike could you get some better pictures of the hens? I have a feeling they are mixes.

 

[TexanChick]

I thought the first one might be a rooster, I wasn't sure about the other 3.


I must have not seen Something wrong, I saw a total of 3 chickens and I thought in the 2nd pic it was the same rooster standing behind the hen. ??

 

[Rebecca Ricks]

Possibly an Easter Egger

Thank you!

 

[Carolanski]

Hi there. We've not long moved to Spain and for the first time have a plot big enough to house some chickens. We acquired 4 chickens a couple of days ago. When we went into our local builders merchants to buy some patio slabs to put around the edge of our new chicken run, in readiness for when we bought our new hens, the owner offered us 4 of his flock as a gift. Couldn't really say no! Anyway he turned up at 10:30pm two nights ago with these ladies. Don't even know how old they are, he said they were "Young - less than a year" Have already had three eggs though.

Any idea what they might be?

Even the brown one has the white face spot and grey legs. Probably just Heinz 57s!

They are a bit jittery at moment and hide every time we go near them so difficult to get better photo.
Thanks in advance

Carol

 

[cjotjr25]

Ok are these white and black girls Marans? And are the black ones Australorps? These are my first chickens and when I bought the chicks that's what I was told. Thanks