Help me figure out what breed/cross my chicks are

[Trinitydraco]

Okay so I hatched 5 chicks from "mystery" eggs and am dying to know what they are. There is the one with the dark stripes on the back and green legs, a very pale yellow/pink one with blue above the eyes, a darker yellow one with blue above the eyes and then the 2 black ones. they have some feathers on them so I hope that helps!

 

[TheTwoRoos]

The three at the beginning look like production reds,or New Hampshire reds.But we don’t know what breed the birds you hatched the eggs from.

 

[Trinitydraco]

Me either! So the first one came out of a tan egg. The second came out o0f a pink egg. The third came out of a pink egg and the 2 black ones came out of chocolate eggs. I hope that helps

 

[TheTwoRoos]

Where is you get the eggs?Looks like your birds are not crosses,wait till they grow more furthers in about two weeks.

 

[Trinitydraco]

I am thinking the second one that came out of a pink egg may be a light Sussex

 

[Trinitydraco]

A chicken keeper from the next town over gave them to me as a gift. I have never seen their birds. It was just something nice she did for me when I posted on my facebook chicken group that I wanted to try hatching chicks.

 

[sourland]

Does the first chick have five toes on each foot? Puffy cheeks indicate possible Faverolle DNA - I would have said EE, but you said it hatched from a tan egg - of course rooster may have been an EE. Post pictures as they grow, and perhaps guesses will get closer to their heritage.

 

[Crazy for Chickens!]

Easter Egger
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
Black Austrolorp
Black Austrolorp

 

[TheTwoRoos]

X2 with above poster

 

[Trinitydraco]

Okay, some new pics. The light ones are all getting the same pattern on them so I assume that is from their papa. the 2 that came from pink eggs are getting puffed cheeks. The one from the tan egg doesn't have puffed cheeks but like I said, it has the exact same patter. I "think" the 2 black ones have black copper marran in them due to the eggs they came from being chocolate.