Guys I need some help with new babies breeds, 4 are a cross with white crested polish and not certain of hen breed, others are prarie eggers.

[Kaddi143]

Not sure about a few, they were gifted. 4 are hatched for certain from mix of white crested polish and not sure hen breed. Some are prarie eggers and then nit sure. Any help is appreciated. I know the two with crests are obviously 2 of four hatched with polish but the red? And which are prarie eggers?

 

[Kaddi143]

If anyone can help with the red breed and which are the prarie eggers Id be grateful

 

[GreenJay]

Prairie Bluebell eggers should have Pea combs, feathers are a variety of color and patterns.

 

[AllKindaOCluckedUp]

Umm... all these chickens look like barnyard EEs to me.

Nobody really looks Polish to me. No pluffs, no plooms--

The closest is the one drinking- that one has a little tuft- but... (shrugs)... Some Eggers have tufts, too.

The black one, walking in, that's a cockerel. He has saddle feathers already and has a plump comb.


This picture has at least 2 cockerels in it.
I am thinking it is of the one that went inside, closest to the water, and the other cockerel is the on closest to you- You can see the rust color breaking thru on his wings and I'll bet he has saddles and hackles that are spiky- but this picture isn't clear to me.


The red chicken doesn't scream cockerel to me- per say. There's no plumping compared to the black on and I can't make out any clear cockerel feathering.

The other chickens are blurry and smooshed together. That makes it harder to tell- but- IS more pullet behavior

Polish chickens are notorious for being slow developers and harder to gender than many other breeds. If your's do have that in the tree, you may have sneaky cockerels who don't let know til you REALLY know --

They are pretty birds and I hope you are able to get the answers you were looking for.

 

[Kaddi143]

Umm... all these chickens look like barnyard EEs to me.

Nobody really looks Polish to me. No pluffs, no plooms--

The closest is the one drinking- that one has a little tuft- but... (shrugs)... Some Eggers have tufts, too.

The black one, walking in, that's a cockerel. He has saddle feathers already and has a plump comb.
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This picture has at least 2 cockerels in it.
I am thinking it is of the one that went inside, closest to the water, and the other cockerel is the on closest to you- You can see the rust color breaking thru on his wings and I'll bet he has saddles and hackles that are spiky- but this picture isn't clear to me.
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The red chicken doesn't scream cockerel to me- per say. There's no plumping compared to the black on and I can't make out any clear cockerel feathering.

The other chickens are blurry and smooshed together. That makes it harder to tell- but- IS more pullet behavior

Polish chickens are notorious for being slow developers and harder to gender than many other breeds. If your's do have that in the tree, you may have sneaky cockerels who don't let know til you REALLY know --

They are pretty birds and I hope you are able to get the answers you were looking for.