Help identify what breed my chicks are ?

[jayjaymozza]

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Can you give us some information on where you got them?

 

[jayjaymozza]

A family friend bought them, and then give us them.
Sure I'm unsure of any information at the minute.

 

[junebuggena]

Do they both have pink legs/feet?

 

[jayjaymozza]

Yes they do ...

 

[junebuggena]

Then they are either Speckled Sussex or Partridge Orpingtons. Speckled Sussex are more common. They still have their juvenile feathering, so it's hard to be sure which they are. One thing that is certain is that the chick in the first pic is a cockerel.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Then they are either Speckled Sussex or Partridge Orpingtons. Speckled Sussex are more common. They still have their juvenile feathering, so it's hard to be sure which they are. One thing that is certain is that the chick in the first pic is a cockerel.

I think your right.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

I highly doubt they are Partridge Orpingtons because they are very hard to find and their coloring doesn't look quite right for partridge. They could be Speckled Sussex although I would expect them to have more white at this age. If they have five toes on each foot there is a chance they could be Red Dorkings, although they are also rare. I'm voting that they're mixes.

 

[BantamLover21]

Then they are either Speckled Sussex or Partridge Orpingtons. Speckled Sussex are more common. They still have their juvenile feathering, so it's hard to be sure which they are. One thing that is certain is that the chick in the first pic is a cockerel.

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[jayjaymozza]

Thanks for the feedback, I have now got the cock gone