Help identifying my chicks 😀

[Painted Calls]

They're all mixes. Every bird except 1st and last looks to be part Silkie. The last bunch of chicks are too young to sex.
1-cockerel
2-cockerel
3-pair
4-likely pullet
5-likely pullet

This.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Thankyou, yes i guessed the first black one was a boy, what is RIR? I got them from various places the first came from a batch of mixed breed eggs from ebay the 2nd-5th came from a guy local to me they were bought as pure silkies at a few days old the last 8 came from a batch of silkie cross eggs that i bought from a guy local to me, i also got a silkie cross broody from him with 9 pure silkie chicks. View attachment 2648711View attachment 2648712View attachment 2648713

RIR-Rhode Island Red, they are a dark red color

Ok, then yes the smooth feathered ones are most likely silkie crosses.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Pic 3-12 are silkies ( smooth feather white one most likely silkie mix), black one possibly silkie mix ( boy), red one RIR?(boy) the last one Partridge bantam. Where did you get them?

 

[Claire0410]

The first one looks like a sex linked cockerel... and the white fluffy one is a silkie or silkie mix. Other than that, I’m terrible at this.
@Overo Mare

Ok thankyou and yes im terrible too i really do not have a clue

 

[Claire0410]

The first one looks like a sex linked cockerel... and the white fluffy one is a silkie or silkie mix. Other than that, I’m terrible at this.
@Overo Mare

Yes im terrible too, i really do not have a clue

 

[Chookchicken]

Silkies have fluff, dark skin, also dark crests and beaks, fluff on their heads creating the ‘poof’, a ‘flat’ comb, feathers on the bottom of their wings, and tops of their tails. Some Silkies also have a beard. Any Silkie who has lighter skin, lighter comb, feathers on their whole body’s, no poof on their head (they can often still have fluff rather then feathers), a ”normal” comb, or a not fully black beak is a silkie mix. This should help you tell the differences between your Silkies and Silkie mix’s. To know for sure you’ll have to wait until they are fully feathered out as I am unsure if the 7th photo down is a pure Silkie (he’s looking more like a Silkie mix). The chick in the 2nd photo down is a silkie mix. The 4th photo is a Silkie mix. The last photo is also a Silkie mix. They aren’t the best photos but again this information that I gave you should help you identify them