Help sorting my 19 chicks out

[SarahInAlaska]

I have 19 chicks. I only purchased 9 of them. The rest were given to me by a friend in exchange for a dog kennel to use as a brooder. Four of the 9 I got were supposedly pullets and are Americaunas, though they are different colors so I'm not sure. The other 5 were the "easter gift" type that she had dyed that were so covered in poo I just couldn't leave them behind. My little dyed yellow one is my favorite because he has fuzzy feet and I had to work pretty hard to keep him alive as his vent was completely crusted and he was super lethargic when I got him. The rest are crosses as my friend has several breeds that bred with whatever rooster sidled up to them, but I do know none of her hens lay white eggs, if that helps. If I get pictures is there any hope of sorting them out, even the ones that are mixed breed? And since I couldn't find anyone to sex them, is there any hope of finding out if there are any roosters in the bunch (I know chances are pretty darn high there are at least a few) before they start crowing and have the neighbors hating me? They range between about 6 days old and almost 3 weeks.

Thanks!

 

[animallover505]

we might can tell the gender and the breed. Lets see the pictures

 

[Imachickenmama]

People here are fantastic at determining gender and breeds.

 

[SarahInAlaska]

Great! Ill post as soon as I've wrangled all 19 for individual pictures!

 

[SarahInAlaska]

Alrighty folks! In the interest of ease since there are so many I assigned each one a number and have two picture angles of each.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Bird 1 - I was told this one is a bantam and its staying small compared to the others



Bird 2.



Bird 3.




Bird 4 - I was told this one is a bantam and it is staying small compared to the others.




Bird 5- I believe this was one of the 4 "americauna" pullets



Bird 6




Bird 7



Bird 8



Bird 9



Bird 10



Bird 11- This was one of the 4 "americauna" pullets



Bird 12- I was told this one is an olive egger



Bird 13



Bird 14



Bird 15



Bird 16- I believe this was the 4th of the "americauna" pullets.



Bird 17- This is one of the 4 "americauna" pullets



Bird 18



Bird 19




Whew! If you stuck with me this long, thank you! That was a lot of pictures and uploading! Hopefully I have detailed enough pictures. We were having a hard time as these little guys are really working on flying off and are hard to hold onto.

 

[SilkiesnFrizzle]

2,3,10,11, and 17 look like americanas.

 

[jcodyr]

9 and 17 look like they may be Roos

 

[Kassyc88]

8 and 13 are dark cornish. Good meaties.

 

[animallover505]

8 and 13 are dark cornish. Good meaties.

I've been told that the hens lay well, too. Brown eggs.

 

[animallover505]

15 looks kinda like some type of crested breed. Polish, maybe