Help again! Just making sure here...

[10_is_enough]

I would like to know if anyone can confirm these breeds for me? They are all bantams...

Old English Roo? If so, is he a certain breed of that or is it just Old English Game?

Dutch hen?

Once again, I know I am sounding silly but there are so many names out there I would love to know just what they are instead of the category. Thank you all, you have been great at helping me identify my 2 porcelain d'uccles! So excited!!

 

[sadies chicks]

No clue on the breeds, but they are gorgeous!!

 

[smokeykk]

The first one looks sorta like a Gold Sebrite to me....

 

[fshinggrl]

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[greenbird]

Dont sebrites have rosecombs?

 

[Sorin]

Sebright are supposed to have a rose comb, but if it is a hatchery bird, anything is possible. I have a silkie I got from TSC that has a single comb, it's still a silkie, it's still cute

but it just isn't up to the breed standard. But, that is definitely a Golden Sebright, not sure on the other one.

 

[Sorin]

Just checked my handy dandy breed book, I think you are right on the Dutch hen

 

[10_is_enough]

The first one is only about 6 weeks old and his comb is still growing. I actually have 3 of these and believe 2 are roos. And thank you on the Dutch hen, I looked and more or less matched up the chick. Although I saw a Belgian D Anver that looked like her too. Quail. So I'm still not sure. I suppose it's better when they get bigger but with all of you helping I can see them for what they will be and they are all so pretty!!

 

[10_is_enough]

I just had someone tell me in another thread that the second one that I thought might be a dutch hen may be a partridge wyandotte. Any takers? I'm trying to look at the markings on her feathers carefully. I've noticed some similarity but not for sure! Goodness they are pretty close!

 

[mother o' chicks72]

dutch have slate legs, your girl has yellow legs.