HELP - almost 5 weeks old, what are we? UPDATED PICS, pg 2 & 3

[okiehen]

I think you have lakenvelders.

 

[Sequin]

Perhaps Lakenvelder bantams? Or one standard and one bantam? Because Tiny really is REALLY tiny. That'd be my guess. Lakenvelder bantams. Or, could be an EE bantam.

 

[Robin'sBrood]

I know, Tiny is unbelievably small! Her (

) name started out as Violet for the V on her head but got changed to Tiny because it just fits so well.

 

[georgialee]

Yeah, I would say definitely not a sebright - I have a hatchery chick right now and it's very obvious that it's a sebright. Those are CUTE chicks!

 

[Robin'sBrood]

Tiny will be 6 weeks old tomorrow and is smaller than chicks 1/2 her age! Here she is today, with my 7 year old daughter, Elizabeth.

In comparison to Elizabeth's little hand

 

[Robin'sBrood]

Here is Teeny out in the tractor with our EE, Ester, on April 22.

Teeny is still small, and very delicate, but he is no where near as small as Tiny.

 

[fzouk]

They sure do look a lot like my silver spangled hamburgs- maybe look those up and see if it fits. I also have a Lakenvelder and yours don't look like mine.

 

[Robin'sBrood]

They both have single combs. Teeny's is turning pink now. Tiny's is still so small that it's hard to see.

Tiny is 6 weeks old today and still has not feathered out on his/her body!

 

[fzouk]

What a one-of-a-kind little chick you have there! Very sweet!

 

[Robin'sBrood]

Thank you. Both Teeny and Tiny are special to us and we'll be keeping them no matter what they are... even if they're both boys... unless they crow really loud.