Guesses

[Creteloc]

Somewhere in this lot of 9 chicks are 2 EEs, 2 purebreds, and 5 Fun/Funky mixed breeds. Any ideas?

She has way fuzzy feet.

I 'think' she's a purebred because she's half of what my naked neck was bred with.

This little guy is our oddest. He's practically bald! He has no feathers (was born that way) on his breast, back, and bum. Where he does have feathers it's pretty sparse.

This yellow chick is one of our youngest and the largest chick. She's yellow, except for curly white wings.

This gal has fuzzy feat and gorgeous brown wings.

This is Taco. I'm praying she's a hen because she's my favorite of the fun/funky breeds. Her little naked neck is just sooooo adorable. She also has a 'tie' on her neck. A small puff of feathers. Her coloring is almost exactly the same as chick #2 above.

That's it for now. The others have no distinct markings.

 

[N F C]

I'm not that great at guessing breeds (except the ones I've had) but wanted to say...they are adorable! Love the little NN!

 

[Gray Farms]

Its to early still. They'll need to feather out completely before their breed can be determined for certain. Also may help to know where you got them and their age. Also I don't see any with the "classic" Easter Egger look.

 

[Alexandra33]

Completely in agreement with the above. It'll be a little while longer before we can pinpoint breeds. They're all beautiful.

And I'm not spotting any typical Easter Eggers, either.

~Alex

 

[Cyprus]

Agree with all above.
I see no EE and pretty much all fun and funky mix

 

[imnukensc]

No help on the breeds, but sure seems to be a lot of runny poop. I'd feed nothing but chick starter for a while and see if that clears up.

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Nothing is popping out as a traditional EE at this point. What is you're pure bred supposed to be?
I'd say wait until they're fully feathered so you can get more distinctive breed characteristics. Also, sounds like you got them from MPC... It looks like most of that pack is mixed, mostly looking for certain genes, like blue egg genes and frizzle genes. My guess is that everything combing from that pack will have some bit of cross breeding to them.


From: https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalo...nd-Funky-aka-chickens-of-Instagram-p1817.aspx
Possible Fun and Funky Genes: Crested, Frizzle, Sizzle, Naked Neck, Silked
Possible Breeds: Easter Egger, Cochin crosses, Silkie crosses, Polish crosses, Silchens, Naked Necks, Seramas, etc.

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

Absolutely adorable chicks! Enjoy! They grow up soooo fast!

 

[drumstick diva]

the little black frizzle(?) that isn't feathering in well - maybe the result of frizzle to frizzle breeding. Chicks will often have brittle feathers that break off easily which is why f - f breeding is NOT a good thing to do.

 

[drumstick diva]

One parent should not be frizzled.