Guessing game.

[ReiMiraa]

I am pretty sure I have figured out what these breeds are after looking at the pictures for a long time. Need others opinions on what they see.

I know he is a rooster

This roosters ears are fluorescent purple/pink
Have fun figuring out what some of these roosters are.

 

[Zaxby's2]

Your first chicken looks like it might be some kind of cochin,(maybe golden laced

) but I'm no expert and am just taking a guess. Is she fully grown? Also, I don't no about the second one, but the third one is almost definitely an easter egger. He's really pretty, too.

 

[ReiMiraa]

the first 2 pictures are chicks and are different breeds
the first one is a hen... with an attitude, notice the 'lipstick' on its beak.... it has been pecking the back feathers out of the larger chicks.
the second chick is a rooster and is nice but at some point in the last month broke his toe because when i picked him out his toes were fine so i am sure that is not a genetic defect.
the last 2 roosters are crosses.
for the first rooster take a good look at his neck and the black speckles in his feathering and his tail and comb.
you are right about the last rooster having EE blood in him. his father was a duckwind straw colored EE. but can you guess the hen side?

 

[ReiMiraa]

also interestingly the first roosters legs are White with some feathering. his other siblings also have White legs with some feathering
this guy has matured faster than either of his parents. hybrid vigor from crossing 2 different heritage breeds?
I think this guy is a F2 generation on the rooster side but an F1 on the hen side (if i understand genetics any)

 

[connerscroft]

The first pic looks just like my 9 week old partdridge cochin - i have no idea about the rest

 

[Zaxby's2]

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Oh! I had thought that the first two pics were of the same chick, just at a different age.

Sorry for any confusion. Not sure about your EE or your other rooster.

 

[Zaxby's2]

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You might be right.

Oh, and

 

[ReiMiraa]

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Correct.

but you guys still need work on the 2 mature bird crosses

hint on the second chick it is a purebreed and has leg feathers.

would you consider the last rooster "blue"? if you ignore the straw laced feathers?

 

[Zaxby's2]

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Correct.

but you guys still need work on the 2 mature bird crosses

hint on the second chick it is a purebreed and has leg feathers.

would you consider the last rooster "blue"? if you ignore the straw laced feathers?

I would call him a blue.

 

[ReiMiraa]

Zaxby's2 :

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Correct.

but you guys still need work on the 2 mature bird crosses

hint on the second chick it is a purebreed and has leg feathers.

would you consider the last rooster "blue"? if you ignore the straw laced feathers?

I would call him a blue.​

hmm.. that could mean the hen is really good at throwing the blue genes.... she is blue herself. i find it funny that they say blue genetics is hard i seem to keep getting consistent ones from her except the roosters sometimes mess it up. now that he is mature i plan on crossing him back to his mother to try and clean out the EE influence of color since he is pretty recessive except for the wings and neck....

still not luck on the first mature rooster?