Help needed

[Tony A]

Hi everyone, can anyone tell me what breed these might turn out to be, these eggs were incubated by me and the eggs came from a family friend who lives over 100 miles from me, they are only 2 weeks old and still might be a bit young to tell what they will be.
I will put the pictures up again when they get a bit older and i also think there are at least 3 roosters.

 

[sunflour]

The two black ones looked like Barred Rocks, but I think Dominiques look the same when young.

 

[MrsBrooke]

I'm going to guess you have two BRs, two Buff Orps, and maybe an EE.

MrsB

 

[Tony A]

The two black ones looked like Barred Rocks, but I think Dominiques look the same when young.

Thank's for replying, I will put up more pictures of them in a few weeks.
Tony.

 

[sunflour]

The two black ones looked like Barred Rocks, but I think Dominiques look the same when young.

And 1 BO. But other buff looks too orange on head and new wing feathers - likely part BO + something else - but hard to tell color under brooding lights.

 

[Wyandottes7]

Do the barred chicks have a single comb (small spikes), or a rose comb (flat)? If single, they are either Barred Rocks or Black Sex-Links. If rose, they are Dominiques.

Could you post closer photos of each individual chick? I can't tell what the others are, though I suspect some may be Production Reds.

 

[sunflour]

Do the barred chicks have a single comb (small spikes), or a rose comb (flat)? If single, they are either Barred Rocks or Black Sex-Links. If rose, they are Dominiques.

Could you post closer photos of each individual chick? I can't tell what the others are, though I suspect some may be Production Reds.

Could you tell single vs rose comb at only 2 weeks?

 

[Wyandottes7]

Could you tell single vs rose comb at only 2 weeks?

Yes. It is visible right after hatching.

 

[BantamLover21]

Could you tell single vs rose comb at only 2 weeks?

Yes. A single comb will have obvious points/ridges, while a rose comb will be virtually completely flat in a young chick.

 

[donrae]

Knowing the parent breeds would sure help. Is it likely they're mixed breed?