Help! I’ve identified all my chicks except these..

[hgottman2]

I’m down to my final 4 chicks that need identified. Their feathers have really started coming in over the last 48 hours, and I can easily tell them apart now.

The numbered chicks should be one of each of the following breeds from My Pet Chicken:
Partridge Olive Egger
Speckled Sussex
Blue Laced Red Wyandotte

I also still cannot figure out what breed this mystery chick (rare breed collection) could possibly be. She has blackish feet (no brown but more gray/black in color).

I’m a first time chicken mom, and I truly appreciate all of your help!

 

[Northwest_Wannabe]

2 is for sure your Blue laced red Wyandotte, and the Sussex and the Partridge are gonna be a little hard to tell apart until they start to feather in... but you should be able to tell them apart before they start laying for Sure!

I'm gonna guess the mystery chick is a Partridge Rock ^^

 

[23kthistlethwaite]

2 is for sure your Blue laced red Wyandotte, and the Sussex and the Partridge are gonna be a little hard to tell apart until they start to feather in... but you should be able to tell them apart before they start laying for Sure!

I'm gonna guess the mystery chick is a Partridge Rock ^^

X2

 

[hgottman2]

2 is for sure your Blue laced red Wyandotte, and the Sussex and the Partridge are gonna be a little hard to tell apart until they start to feather in... but you should be able to tell them apart before they start laying for Sure!

I'm gonna guess the mystery chick is a Partridge Rock ^^

I was thinking #2 was a Wyandotte. Thank you so much!!

 

[Lemon-Drop]

I *think* maybe number 3 is the speckled Sussex, could be wrong. And as others have said, number 2 being the blue laced red Wyandotte, leaving number 1 to be the Partridge. Could be wrong

 

[hgottman2]

I *think* maybe number 3 is the speckled Sussex, could be wrong. And as others have said, number 2 being the blue laced red Wyandotte, leaving number 1 to be the Partridge. Could be wrong

This is also what I was thinking! She is more red/brown while #1 is more gray. Thank you for your input!

 

[Lemon-Drop]

It was my guess because my speckled Sussex looked like that (sorry not a very good picture of her, she didn’t like to hold still lol.)

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

Seems to have a beard, like some sort of Egger, I bet it's actually the Partridge Olive Egger and one a potential Welsummer

 

[hgottman2]

Seems to have a beard, like some sort of Egger, I bet it's actually the Partridge Olive Egger and one a potential Welsummer

Which one are you thinking could be an olive egger and which a Welsummer?

I’m not sure if I’m crazy or not, but today #1’s wing feathers seem to have a very defined upward sweep (which looks similar to the photo of the Partridge Oliver Egger on MPC’s website). The other chicks have feathers that slope downward.

I am dying to know the breed of my mystery chick, but I can’t seem to find any photos of chicks that look similar. Today she looks a lot like my Favaucana, just smaller. I’m impatient, so an assortment chick probably wasn’t the most well thought out option.

 

[hgottman2]

It was my guess because my speckled Sussex looked like that (sorry not a very good picture of her, she didn’t like to hold still lol.)View attachment 2592320

Yes! They look very similar! I’ve been trying to photograph my flock all day, and they are refusing to stand still, too.