Hi
I bought what were supposed to be pure Rhode Island Red hatching eggs at an auction. This is what hatched out.
At first I thought that they were just mutt chicks, but now I think that they may be sex link Isa Browns? I believe that there is one RIR with the brown feathering appearing on the wing feathers. Can anyone help me with Identification?
I also have previously hatched Easter Eggers and the chipmunk stripe threw me and then I realized that I had not hatched any EE in this batch of chicks.
I believe that the girls are on the left and the boys on the right and a possible lighter slightly buff colored questionable roo that keeps going back and forth between the 2 groups.
There is one chick that is larger and has very lightly muted red but I am thinking that that may be a roo. It is the one just going over to the left where I think that the girls are.
The same possible roo now on the extreme right in front.
Same possible roo in middle back right.
Whoever sold me these eggs really messed up my hatching system. I also hatched Light Sussex and Delawares in this batch and now I am even second guessing what I could tell before about identifying these 2 breeds. If I had known I would have seperated the eggs during hatching.
I bought what were supposed to be pure Rhode Island Red hatching eggs at an auction. This is what hatched out.


I also have previously hatched Easter Eggers and the chipmunk stripe threw me and then I realized that I had not hatched any EE in this batch of chicks.
I believe that the girls are on the left and the boys on the right and a possible lighter slightly buff colored questionable roo that keeps going back and forth between the 2 groups.

There is one chick that is larger and has very lightly muted red but I am thinking that that may be a roo. It is the one just going over to the left where I think that the girls are.

The same possible roo now on the extreme right in front.

Same possible roo in middle back right.
Whoever sold me these eggs really messed up my hatching system. I also hatched Light Sussex and Delawares in this batch and now I am even second guessing what I could tell before about identifying these 2 breeds. If I had known I would have seperated the eggs during hatching.
