Four Girls - False Advertising?

[ssteiner]

I bought my four girls as chicks in November. I was told the white one was a light brahma, the gray one was a blue wyandotte, the lighter brown one was a partridge rock, and the darker brown one a golden laced wyandotte.

I posted a picture of the supposed light brahma on the chicken behaviors forum with a question about brooding, and some people commented she didn't look like a brahma.

Well, here are my four girls:

First, here's the alleged "light brahma." She's very sweet, but lately VERY broody.

Second, here is the "blue wyandotte" in the foreground:

Last, here are the partridge rock (left) and the gold laced wyandotte (right).

None of my girls have feathers on their feet.

Thanks for the input.

Scott

 

[yodercountrygirl]

I am no expert but the last two are roo's

and the one does look like a golden laced wyandotte

 

[Katy]

You have a blue wyandotte and either a very light blue or splash wyandotte. I raise them and they're very nice birds.

 

[cthrash1]

Looks like they accidentally gave you 2 blue Wyandottes

 

[jossanne]

I'm thinking the first one is a splash wyandotte. The second is a blue wyandotte. Both look like pullets, and pretty nice ones...

The partridge rock and golden-laced wyandotte look like cockerels to me, though, judging by combs and wattles. What do their tails look like? Can you get a side shot of them?

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

All are females.

Looks like you have 1 blue Wyandotte and 1 splash wyandotte (or a very light blue). The other pullets are a partridge plymouth rock and a golden-laced Wyandotte.

 

[cthrash1]

The Partridge rock is a hen, she doesn't have enough color to be a roo and no saddle feathers present.

 

[chickenlittle32]

IMO, it looks more like a splash wyandotte....definitely not a light brahma...nice looking girls for sure tho....

 

[ssteiner]

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I don't think any of them are boys because I've caught all four of them at one time or another laying eggs.

 

[silkieluver_07]

The first looks like a splash wyandotte, second is a blue wyandotte, third is a partridge rock, and last is a golden laced wyandotte. The golden laced seems to have a bumpier/more pronounce comb, but some hens get bigger wattles and combs. How old are they?