Help me identify these please!

[raingarden]

They're all nice. The chick is a sport. and they won't all look like that. The hens will probably go broody and produce clutches again.

This will keep you occupied for a while:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/show-off-your-old-english-game-bantams.311466/

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Khakis are an expected result from breeding two fawns/duns together. Dun x dun = 50% dun, 25% khaki, and 25% black, pretty much like breeding two blues together.

 

[pipdzipdnreadytogo]

They do look like they're dun based! A little bit darker than my Fawn Silver Duckwings and the ones I've seen in show, though, so I would guess there are other genes at play there. The male, as was mentioned, is birchen patterned rather than duckwing patterned, of course. Here are two of my Fawn Silver Duckwings:

Khaki is sometimes referred to as a sport with the FSDWs, but yes, it occurs in dun-based birds the same way that splash occurs in blue-based birds.

The chick at the bottom of this picture is Khaki Silver Duckwing and the other two are Fawn Silver Duckwing (don't mind the green coloring on the one's back, I was using it to tell them apart before their leg bands arrived )

 

[monicamarie83]

To whoever is interested I hatched out some babies from these two and a spangled oegb rooster and this is what I got! So interesting, the different variations ...