Help please!

[TheChickieBunch]

This is the earliest picture I have of the all black one. She's in the back with the white belly and black feet..let me see if I can get a good close up of her in a minute.

 

[BlueBaby]

Hi! We got 6 chicks 2 months ago. I am wondering if you can tell if they are hens or roos? Also, we got 2 dominique chicks, but one is only black with some greenish/purpleish tint to it. She also has black feet, Does that one look like a dominque? Notice the other dominique has all her barring already. Thanks for your help!View attachment 1033738 View attachment 1033739 View attachment 1033740 View attachment 1033741 View attachment 1033742

Could you possibly take another picture with the black one standing up so as to see the legs?

 

[BlueBaby]

This is the earliest picture I have of the all black one. She's in the back with the white belly and black feet..let me see if I can get a good close up of her in a minute.

It looks like an Australorp to me, and I raise them here.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Black looks like a Black Australorp pullet.
Everyone looks to be female.

PS... I like the Aussies very much. I think you may as well. They are docile and really good layers.

 

[TheChickieBunch]

 

[wynn4578]

0 doubt. That's an australorp chick.

 

[TheChickieBunch]

Could you possibly take another picture with the black one standing up so as to see the legs?

 

[21hens-incharge]

That is definitely an australorp.

Your barred has a pea comb so is a dominique.

 

[TheChickieBunch]

That is definitely an australorp.

Your barred has a pea comb so is a dominique.

0 doubt. That's an australorp chick.

She's very fast, lol. She was also the runt of the group but now is as big as the others. She's very curious. I wondered why she was so different from the dominique! I figured she wasn't one!

 

[21hens-incharge]

Honestly my original flock was nearly all Aussies. At 5 years old they were still laying really really well.
I sold them and moved into town. For the last 6 or 7 years I have always missed them coming in the feed stores. I finally ordered some so I could have more then just a couple here.

Now I have 12!! Of course I have several other breeds but Aussies remain my favorite.