Help me figure out the breeds, please

[Lovely Lettie]

I agree that that is a name for certain Production Reds.
This isn't an argument - there's nothing to argue about. The red hen can't be a Columbian Blacktail because of her rose comb, and the blue hen can't be a Marans because of her yellow skin.

Okay.

 

[cherrynberry]

That’s alright. But then, shouldn’t the cinnamon queens lay green? Or at least, some?

Ah you know what...I DID mean a CQ

 

[TheOddOneOut]

The OP hasn't said if they're getting green eggs. I'm assuming for simplicity's sake (and to a large lack of otherwise indicative traits) that the red hen lays brown, and that means she's a Cinnamon Queen- SLW X RIR.

 

[RebekahMarie]

The OP hasn't said if they're getting green eggs. I'm assuming for simplicity's sake (and to a large lack of otherwise indicative traits) that the red hen lays brown, and that means she's a Cinnamon Queen- SLW X RIR.

The OP isn't getting eggs from these hens yet. They just turned 19 weeks.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

The red hen has a rose comb and is a cinnamon queen. A cinnamon queen is a red sex link bred from a silver laced wyandotte x Rhode Island red cross. Hatcheries do list SLW x RIR as a possible RSL cross.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

The OP isn't getting eggs from these hens yet. They just turned 19 weeks.

Interesting! Then she's a mystery.

 

[Tonyroo]

The first picture is probably a RIR x Wyandotte. I did that with my SFH x GLW and the pullet looked similar in color, pattern, and had a rose comb.

 

[Egghead_Jr]

To use Hoover Hatchery terminology; TSC's chick source-

Cinnamon Queen
Australorp
Sapphire Gem

 

[ThreeH]

1. Cinnamon Queen or Production Red
2. Australorp
3. Sapphire Gem