Easter egger or olive egger? Also what are these black ones?

[LathropChickens22]

I bought an assortment of rare and standard breeds from TS. I’ve tried identifying but there are many chics who look a like. Can anyone take a guess please and thank you.

 

[nuthatched]

Too early to say

 

[JedJackson]

The brown stripy ones are most likely brown Leghorns or Welsummers, but could be Easter eggers, too.

The black ones are probably Australorps or Jersey Giants.

The barred ones are most likely barred rocks or cuckoo Marans.

Time will tell!

 

[LathropChickens22]

The brown stripy ones are most likely brown Leghorns or Welsummers, but could be Easter eggers, too.

The black ones are probably Australorps or Jersey Giants.

The barred ones are most likely barred rocks or cuckoo Marans.

Time will tell!

I thought the black ones may be the barred rock also but the look nothing like the original one I have that’s grown now. There feathers are pretty much black except that one that has even white along his/her wings.

 

[JedJackson]

I thought the black ones may be the barred rock also but the look nothing like the original one I have that’s grown now. There feathers are pretty much black except that one that has even white along his/her wings.

Barred birds will always have a white spot on the back of the head when they are chicks. Those aren't barred but probably are pure black. Or if they are olive eggers then they could have other colors mixed in.

 

[LathropChickens22]

Some better pictures of the black ones

 

[LathropChickens22]

Too early to say

How early could I tell?

 

[Idaho Chicken Bungalow]

My golden cuckoo marans had lightning bolt white in the top of the head.

 

[LathropChickens22]

Barred birds will always have a white spot on the back of the head when they are chicks. Those aren't barred but probably are pure black. Or if they are olive eggers then they could have other colors mixed in.

Ahhh

 

[LathropChickens22]

Barred birds will always have a white spot on the back of the head when they are chicks. Those aren't barred but probably are pure black. Or if they are olive eggers then they could have other colors mixed in.

Can Olive eggers be black? I thought the other ones were.